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Kenyan AI workers brought on by U.S. companies say they face low pay, — as little as $2/hour — mental harm, and exploitation in a system rigged against them. This is shameful — exploitation thrives where desperation meets lax laws.
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Kenyan AI workers brought on by U.S. companies say they face low pay, — as little as $2/hour — mental harm, and exploitation in a system rigged against them. This is shameful — exploitation thrives where desperation meets lax laws.

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This study showing that large language models (AI) output racist stereotypes about speakers of AAVE (African-American Vernacular English) that connect with overtly negative stereotypes about Black people, even when trained not to do so.
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This study showing that large language models (AI) output racist stereotypes about speakers of AAVE (African-American Vernacular English) that connect with overtly negative stereotypes about Black people, even when trained not to do so.

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This is what I want to see AI used for, not to create yet another social media auto replier for marketing.

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a typical workday for low-paid african workers training AI, involves “watching murder and beheadings, child abuse and rape, pornography and bestiality, often for more than 8 hours a day,” their letter to biden reads. they say they make less than $2/hour
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a typical workday for low-paid african workers training AI, involves “watching murder and beheadings, child abuse and rape, pornography and bestiality, often for more than 8 hours a day,” their letter to biden reads. they say they make less than $2/hour

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This App Demonstrates What It’s Like To Be Undocumented

When Erick Garcia first talked to VOXXI two weeks ago about participating in a hackathon hosted by Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s advocacy group FWD.us, he confessed he was nervous.

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