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TITLE: Humans are still cheaper than AI for most work involving tasks that computer vision could technically automate, MIT researchers found — because once the cost of building, deploying and running the systems is counted, automation often fails to save enough m
SOURCE: ScienceBlog.com
DESCRIPTION: <a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMisAJBVV95cUxNRnktTWJ4X0VTSTBuSjRPNW8xUU85UVAtak5tQW54R2xFLVdnNVpJSl81b0czN3ZLcE16SkJxaGNnUFp0aEloM1h2aklpRlU2X3dFLUFINzFVSnBRQ0RoY1Z1RTZHb0w1bktZaEZEdlhnMjE5VHlKcGFaQWZ4VXc5X3Y0ODIwcGtFRkI2Qmlqa1hjSTN1MEczY29PLVkwXzJxS2N5V0ktMzgyWXdOWHNyMGxWVEM5Q0haM0ZVdGhISWpZUXN1WVlJMm1XUDY2TDhKMUU1d0FValYtVmVFajVjTksyWmN1VExSZ1haWnNZSmF1anZySFRsZ2xfYTdEYlgxcURkdy1BNE5wXzE0VERkRDB6ZTd3TDYxZnplSzlGQXBnYUhnWERTOG9iRWNVV0R4?oc=5" target="_blank">Humans are still cheaper than AI for most work involving tasks that computer vision could technically automate, MIT researchers found — because once the cost of building, deploying and running the systems is counted, automation often fails to save enough m</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">ScienceBlog.com</font>

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