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I thought turk referred to 'Amazon Mechanical Turk'
Correct. Not people from Turkey, at least no so far as I know.
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#22I have farmed out work to Turks and tried to "go native" as a Turk and found I couldn't find HITs I could bear to do. It used to be there were a lot of HITs that involved OCRing receipts but these were not receipts that were straightforward to OCR, they were receipts that failed the happy pass and that I thought there was no way I could transcribe them accurately in a reasonable amount of time considering what it pai…
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Why are you false-flagging as someone who cares about such things?
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#23> The workers are poorly paid and are often expected to complete lots of tasks very quickly. Even if you paid people $1000 per hour they would still use AI to train AI.
It is sort of like you hired some one to mow your lawn as cheaply as possible and then complaining they used a riding mower instead of clipping it with a set of sheers.
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#24AI Hapsburg syndrome is real
That's so funny...
The Habsburg got the worst reputation for inbreeding among the European royal families, mostly because of they were really a grotesque collection of genetic anomalies: prognathism, hydrocephalia, epilepsy,...
But most European Royal families had similar problems: the houses of Windsor and Romanov inherited hemophilia from Queen Victoria, several cases of "madness" in the Portuguese Bragança and the British/Spanish Tudor families, etc.
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#25Perhaps we’re starting to see the limits of the machine learning era in AI. We may have nothing more to teach it. There are a number of ways to go from here, none of which is entirely within our control or understanding.
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#27I am sure we can create an AI solution to fix this. We just need to label this AI-labeled input data of labels for other data. To be sure we are one step ahead of turk-gig workers with this new solution we should make another AI that encapsulates this AI's labeling work. Maybe we can create some sort of series AIs with this with randomized N for series length, then they definitely won't know if the AI they are using is smart enough to avoid detection.
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Why are you false-flagging as someone who cares about such things?
We could just as well ask, why are you false flagging as someone who doesn't understand that it's making a point? That's what sarcasm does.
An off topic and therefore unwelcome point, to be sure. But let's be real, you see what is going on here (unlike some others who would be helped by an /s appendage).