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]]> /2011/12/labor-ethics-in-amazon-mechanical-turk-survey-of-demographics-and-recommendations/comment-page-1/#comment-5323 Rocky Mon, 19 Dec 2011 03:27:01 +0000 /?p=1716#comment-5323 In addition to labor laws, I'm curious as to what would happen with crowd-sourcing if the project output gets truly innovative. Like, the ethics of appropriating someone's contribution under a work-for-hire arrangement if a number of people undercompensated for truly creative contributions. In addition to labor laws, I’m curious as to what would happen with crowd-sourcing if the project output gets truly innovative. Like, the ethics of appropriating someone’s contribution under a work-for-hire arrangement if a number of people undercompensated for truly creative contributions.

]]> /2011/12/labor-ethics-in-amazon-mechanical-turk-survey-of-demographics-and-recommendations/comment-page-1/#comment-5239 Shauna Wed, 07 Dec 2011 15:07:05 +0000 /?p=1716#comment-5239 We used AMT sometimes at the psych lab I worked at, to get online participants for our studies. I think generally we did pay minimum wage, but that's in large part (maybe entirely?) because we had internal review boards who were used to ensuring fair payment for our in person subjects. We used AMT sometimes at the psych lab I worked at, to get online participants for our studies. I think generally we did pay minimum wage, but that’s in large part (maybe entirely?) because we had internal review boards who were used to ensuring fair payment for our in person subjects.

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