Kenyan workers with AI jobs thought they had tickets to the future until the grim reality set in
Kenyan workers with AI jobs thought they had tickets to the future until the grim reality set in
www.cbsnews.com Kenyan workers with AI jobs thought they had tickets to the future until the grim reality set in
Training AI takes a heavy toll on Kenyan workers, who say they earned $2 an hour to label and sift through gruesome content for American companies.
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Wambalo and other digital workers spent eight hours a day in front of a screen studying photos and videos, drawing boxes around objects and labeling them, teaching AI algorithms to recognize them.
Human labelers tag cars and pedestrians to teach autonomous vehicles not to hit them.
Imagine doing CAPTCHA for eight hours a day.
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What the hell is with the autoplay video?
Annoying as hell.