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Analysis - The hidden humans powering the AI economy - We usually hear two sides to the AI and employment story: star engineers earning enormous salaries, and job loss for many others. But from gig workers paid poorly to annotate data, to people with advanced degrees training specialized AI, it takes a huge labour force to develop AI. Nora Young - News - Business - | November 6
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