International Journal of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
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| Volume 4, Issue 2, July 2024 | |
| Research PaperOpenAccess | |
Decentralized Governance to Optimize Human Output Datasets for AI Learning |
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1Professor, School of Law, University of St. Thomas, 1000 LaSalle Avenue, MSL 400, Minneapolis, MN 55403, United States. E-mail: wulfkaal@stthomas.edu
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| Int.Artif.Intell.&Mach.Learn. 4(2) (2024) 52-66, DOI: https://doi.org/10.51483/IJAIML.4.2.2024.52-66 | |
| Received: 16/03/2024|Accepted: 20/06/2024|Published: 05/07/2024 |
The evolution of AI depends on upgradable quality datasets. Data is the foundation on which AI algorithms learn and make predictions. High-quality, diverse, and labeled datasets are crucial for training AI models effectively. The availability of quality data plays a significant role in determining the success and impact of AI in disrupted industries. The AI Learning Ecosystem (ALE) facilitates a micro task ecosystem for AI learning. ALE uses its proven and tested decentralized governance ecosystem to provide high-quality diverse datasets for AI learning via gamified micro-task work. Through its testing environment in the industry-leading Code Review DAO (CRDAO), ALE distinguishes itself from competitors through unparalleled decentralized governance optimization that minimizes micro-task work duplication in centralized systems and allows gamified micro-task work to scale high-quality diverse datasets for AI learning.
Keywords: Artificial intelligence, Large language models, Dataset, Micro task work, Gamification, Quality controls, Decentralized autonomous organization, Token models, Crypto currencies, Feedback effects, Emerging technology, Tokens, Blockchain, Distributedledger technology, Code assurances
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