HUSTLE CULTURE
Data annotation is becoming a surprising side-hustle for Gen Z—but it could lead to dangerous consequences for AI.
Maddie Bender is a former innovation reporter at The Daily Beast. She holds a master's degree from the Yale School of Public Health. Her writing has appeared in Scientific American, STAT, Motherboard, Inverse, and other outlets.
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