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I had suggested having millions of people logged into a
website to augment A.I. vehicles with actual averaged
out
human control. Issues were pointed out and that's fine,
but
are there other ways to use this resource that Earth has
never experienced before? Millions of human minds on
line
at any given moment that can control stuff in real time?
That's what this competition would seek to explore.
Awards would be given for the best task that could be
completed using this resource. Controlling robots that
clean streets or plastic from the oceans? Clearing forests
of
underbrush to control wildfires? Dunno, but that's the
kind
of thing this competition might be able to dream up.
To clarify, the control comes from dozens of people from
all around the world at any one time. If the job is to
drive
a cleaning machine down the street, 20 people who have
no contact with each other drive the unit and control it's
scrubbers and garbage pickup claws. While it's general
path is controlled by standard A.I., tasks beyond that
technology would be controlled by one hive mind made
up
of the average input of 20 or so people. For cleaning
graffiti for instance, these people would be better at
discerning vandalized walls from advertising, business
names etc.
One idea, but are there others? Never have so many
man-
hours been just out there waiting to be tapped. This
competition might find a use for that.
Amazon's Mechanical Turk
https://www.mturk.com/ This is a similar idea, though the types of tasks suited to this are more off-line, batch type of tasks, rather than "real-time". But the idea of utilising humans as wetware "AI" units to do work is embodied quite well here. [zen_tom, Sep 18 2021]
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That sounds like US! (Except for the 'actual doing' things part) |
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