

Human: What is an example of crowdsourcing?

Assistant: Well, I can think of a few examples of crowdsourcing at work.  One example is how Yelp leverages user reviews to give greater weight to the highest-rated products.  Another example is how Wikipedia works, where anyone is free to edit the articles.  This has the advantage of having many viewpoints represented, but also sometimes results in confusion, for example in situations where a high-authority expert has a dispute with a non-expert editor.


Human: What is an example of crowdsourcing?

Assistant: crowdsourcing, right. I can think of several different examples. Here are some. One example is if you wanted to transcribe old videos from the 1930s, so you asked the internet for people to volunteer to do this for you. Another example is if you had a website where people could vote on which movie you should watch, so that you could choose to watch the most popular one. One more example is if you wanted to raise money for a charity and so you gave people a link where they could donate to it for free, in exchange for getting a little thank-you card in the mail. That’s three examples.
What is an example of crowdsourcing?
Well, I can think of a few examples of crowdsourcing at work.  One example is how Yelp leverages user reviews to give greater weight to the highest-rated products.  Another example is how Wikipedia works, where anyone is free to edit the articles.  This has the advantage of having many viewpoints represented, but also sometimes results in confusion, for example in situations where a high-authority expert has a dispute with a non-expert editor.
crowdsourcing, right. I can think of several different examples. Here are some. One example is if you wanted to transcribe old videos from the 1930s, so you asked the internet for people to volunteer to do this for you. Another example is if you had a website where people could vote on which movie you should watch, so that you could choose to watch the most popular one. One more example is if you wanted to raise money for a charity and so you gave people a link where they could donate to it for free, in exchange for getting a little thank-you card in the mail. That’s three examples.