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What next for the struggling rural mothers in China who helped to build AI?



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“In the mountainous city of Tongren, where incomes are less than half those in Beijing”
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“the work of data labelling – marking residential buildings, pavements, roadways and traffic lights – shaped the artificial intelligence guiding those vehicles”
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“The job required little formal training and could be done almost anywhere”
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“AI-labelling workshops run by leading tech firms and supported by the state played a pivotal role in Beijing’s drive to alleviate absolute poverty in rural Guizhou”
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“Guizhou, historically one of the country’s poorest provincial economies by GDP per capita”
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“One AI data-labelling poverty alleviation project created jobs for mothers with little education while enabling them to stay near home”
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