The new assembly lines: Why AI needs low-skilled workers too
The human end of AI …workers from a Chinese data company take photos of the villagers for a facial recognition project. Image: REUTERS/Cate Cadell
Nicola Croce
Growth product manager, Deepen AI
Moh Musa
CEO, founder, Deepen AI
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