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> often handle many of the more distasteful parts of training AI Does anyone have an example on what these people could have been doing for an $10/h?
by tussa 3y ago
> often handle many of the more distasteful parts of training AI
Does anyone have an example on what these people could have been doing for an $10/h?
- FirmwareBurner 3y agoFiltering dicks from hotdogs so Bard can identify not-hotdogs?
- wpasc 3y agoand hotdogs
- ToucanLoucan 3y agoIf discussions elsewhere are any indication, apparently filtering out some of, but not limited to the following: - Graphic violence - Child abuse material - Non-consentual pornography - Fetish/misc. offensive material And I'm guessing those employees don't get mental healthcare benefits.
- dathinab 3y agoFor example stuff like manual classification/feedback manual "testing" various release candidates (more for which feels better then which is better, benchmarks are likely automatized) or stuff like "filter out all offensive text/pictures", which could include some pretty bad stuff rate this X answers are this filtered answers which where filtered out as inappropriate actually inappropriate? etc. etc.
- bhickey 3y agohttps://blog.google/products/search/overview-our-rater-guidelines-search/ https://blog.google/products/search/overview-our-rater-guide... > Our search quality raters provide us with insights and evaluate pages against our guidelines to help make sure our systems — and proposed improvements — are working as intended. > What that looks like in practice is often a “side-by-side” test where a rater will look at two sets of Search results, one from the current version of Google and the other from an improvement we’re testing. Raters will review the pages in each set of results, and evaluate if the pages are a helpful match for the query based on our rater guidelines. https://static.googleusercontent.com/media/guidelines.raterhub.com/en//searchqualityevaluatorguidelines.pdf https://static.googleusercontent.com/media/guidelines.raterh...
- ecf 3y agoProbably the same type of surveys that I did for Nexon as a teenager in exchange for Nexon bucks.
- throw156754228 3y agoThey have armies of workers from low wage economies manually flagging issues with AI models, and moderating content now. It's not as magical as it all looks...