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In hindsight it’s not surprising but when you’re paying turkers you expect humans to be doing the work, good to know it’s no longer reliable either
by jerpint 3y ago
In hindsight it’s not surprising but when you’re paying turkers you expect humans to be doing the work, good to know it’s no longer reliable either
- ghaff 3y agoTotally. It's a useful result if only to confirm that people doing tasks that can be handled pretty well by automation will use said automation. Not surprising, but absent a test it's just a supposition based on human behavior. While less problematic, I expect that human transcribers are probably also using ML systems to generate a first pass (though I'm not sure how much that benefits a fast touch typist).