Stefan BohacekA study (not yet peer-reviewed) done by a team of researchers from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology concludes that between 33% and 46% of workers on platforms like Amazon's Mechanical Turk had used AI models to automate work typically done by humans needed to train AI systems.
Turducken@stefan I see two solutions to this problem. Pay your workers a living wage, giving them the time and resources to produce higher quality data. Or hire a team of data scientists making 150k a year each, to build another AI model to clean your dataset for you. Except the model only has about a 73% test accuracy and was trained using data labeled by the same workers you are underpaying.
I wonder which option will draw in more investors?