Good? It is clear people using this service don't want to do the task, but likewise don't value having it done either. Though the examples given in the article

Good? It is clear people using this service don't want to do the task, but likewise don't value having it done either. Though the examples given in the article seem more like things one would want to interact with themselves. If people are willing to take money for this work, and someone else wants it done, that is economics. The broader question is "does raw human labor possess value anymore?" and if the answer is no, in the sense that a working human with no domain skills is laboring below a living wage, then it is time to rethink our economic model, and minimum wage is just a hatchet to stymie the bigger issue - the systemic devaluation of human output. Because machines are better at it.