- Wired, Tuesday, April 25, 2017 11:08 AM
Wired investigates Google’s ad quality program, which, at the moment, consists mostly of people teaching computers how to spot inappropriate YouTube content. “Google still depends
on a phalanx of human workers to identify and flag offensive material to build the trove of data its AI will learn from,” it writes. Among other problems, however, “Poor communication with
Google and a lack of job stability are impairing their ability to do their jobs well.”
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