Amazon stops accepting new customers for Mechanical Turk, opening the door for blockchain-based alternatives
The shift from MTurk to blockchain-based platforms could democratize AI data labeling, fostering innovation and competition in the tech industry. The post Amazon stops accepting new customers for Mechanical Turk, opening...
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The shift from MTurk to blockchain-based platforms could democratize AI data labeling, fostering innovation and competition in the tech industry.
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