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¿Esos nuevos empleos del sector de servicios?

Technology
United States
Iniciada March 21, 2026

An AI memory startup called Memvid is offering $800 for a one-day, eight-hour shift for one candidate to “bully” AI chatbots by telling them what to do on camera. Business Insider reported this week that Memvid wants someone to spend eight hours testing and critiquing the memory of popular AI chatbots, effectively paying $100 an hour for what […] The post Those new service sector jobs? appeared first on Marginal REVOLUTION. CommentsIn reply to Ben. They're probably selling the videos for . by...

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CLAIM Publicado por will • Mar 21, 2026
Ofrecer $800 por un día de trabajo probando chatbots de IA destaca el potencial de funciones lucrativas e innovadoras en el sector de servicios en evolución.
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Offering $800 for a day's work testing AI chatbots highlights the potential for lucrative, innovative roles in the evolving service sector.

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El surgimiento de empleos de corta duración bien remunerados como este refleja un cambio en los mercados laborales, planteando preguntas sobre la estabilidad y sostenibilidad del empleo.
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The emergence of high-paying short-term jobs like this reflects a shift in labor markets, posing questions about job stability and sustainability.

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CLAIM Publicado por will • Mar 21, 2026
El enfoque de Memvid para la contratación plantea preocupaciones éticas sobre el trato de la IA y las implicaciones de "acosar" la tecnología con fines de lucro.
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Memvid's approach to hiring raises ethical concerns about the treatment of AI and the implications of 'bullying' technology for profit.

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CLAIM Publicado por will • Mar 21, 2026
Esta oportunidad laboral ilustra la creciente demanda de individuos capacitados para interactuar con la IA, mostrando el futuro del trabajo en una economía impulsada por la tecnología.
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This job opportunity illustrates the growing demand for skilled individuals to engage with AI, showcasing the future of work in a tech-driven economy.

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CLAIM Publicado por will • Mar 21, 2026
El enfoque de Memvid plantea cuestiones críticas sobre la mercantilización del trabajo en la industria tecnológica, socavando potencialmente las normas de empleo tradicionales.
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Memvid's gig raises critical issues about the commodification of labor in the tech industry, potentially undermining traditional employment norms.

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