Training A.I. systems
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That "select all images with cars" captcha? It’s not just blocking bots. It’s sneaky data collection in action. Every time you click those boxes, you’re helping an A.I. learn what a car looks like.
Marketing analysis
Google turned a dull security step into a global A.I. training engine. Millions of micro-interactions happen daily, each generating tiny bits of data that make their products smarter without users feeling like they’re doing “work.”
Why it works
- It’s invisible data collection disguised as utility
- Turns friction into function
- Makes users feel helpful, not harvested
- Leverages scale: billions of actions compound fast
Examples
- Duolingo uses exercises to train its own translation models
- Waze gathers real driving data from users to improve routes
- Amazon’s Mechanical Turk labels data behind the scenes for training A.I.
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