Facebook will pay money for some audio recordings
Facebook is currently preparing to pay users for their audio recordings in an attempt to improve speech recognition. This is an interesting way by Facebook to improve speech recognition skills and algorithms that rely on artificial intelligence.
Facebook has announced that it will pay specific users who agree to record their voice to improve its speech recognition technology.
According to The Verge, social networking giant Facebook will pay select users to record snippets of audio through a new program called “Pronunciations” in its market research app. Viewpoints.
If you’re in the United States, over 18, and have at least 75 Facebook friends to qualify for spoken word, you’ll just register the phrase “Hey Portal,” followed by a friend’s first name. “You will be able to do this with the names of up to 10 friends and you will have to record each phrase twice,” the report said on Thursday. You will get 200 points for each registration, and when you earn 1,000 points, you can exchange them for $5 and deposit them in your PayPal account.
Facebook’s announcement comes at a time when several technology companies such as Apple, Microsoft, Amazon and Google have halted their audio recording software after reports emerged that third-party contractors were listening to these audio recordings.
Amazon now lets users opt out of its audio recordingreview“.
Although a single user will only be able to make $5, this is an interesting way by Facebook to improve the skills of artificial intelligence-based transcription.
