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What is human judgment doing in AI’s “last mile” that models still can’t?

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Been reading Ghost Work (Gray & Suri) and it got me wondering about a few things, not an expert on this, just what came up while reading: Has AI’s “human-in-the-loop last mile” actually shrunk since the book came out in 2019, or did it just move to new tasks (like sorting AI-generated content from…

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    What is human judgment doing in AI’s “last mile” that models still can’t?

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