Last week, Google allegedly instructed contract workers evaluating Gemini not to miss any clues, regardless of their experience. TechCrunch reports based on internal manuals he reviewed.
Now the contractors were allegedly given instructions so as not to miss tips that “require domain-specific knowledge” and “evaluate the parts of the request that you understand,” adding a note that this is not an area in which they have knowledge. It appears that contractors can now only miss cases where a large amount of information is missing or contains malicious content.
Google filed a statement with Engadget saying its raters “perform a wide range of tasks across many different Google products and platforms.” They provide valuable information not only on the content of the responses, but also on style, format and other factors.”
— Mat Smith
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