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> we won't see a dime of it! We users click through recaptchas because they're better at spam prevention and they're free. Why would we expect to get paid for
by NegativeK 9y ago
> we won't see a dime of it!
We users click through recaptchas because they're better at spam prevention and they're free. Why would we expect to get paid for two seconds of thought?
> training autonomous military drones with dishonest crowdsourcing
The recaptcha in the article is fake. Do either of the citations mention recaptchas for drones?
- lisper 9y ago> Why would we expect to get paid for two seconds of thought? Because the results of those two seconds of thought have value.
- wintermutesGhst 9y agoFurther, we don't know the value. Thought seems cheap to us, but it is clearly valuable to the companies that use it. How do we know it is a fair deal without knowing our thoughts' worth? It seems unfair to ask us to trade for glass beads.