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Mechanical Turk has been a key platform for human data labeling in AI development.
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Amazon will stop accepting new customers for Mechanical Turk
Amazon announced it will no longer accept new customers for its Mechanical Turk platform. This change signals a shift in how Amazon supports human-in-the-loop AI tasks. Existing users can still access the service for now, but no new sign-ups are allowed.
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Companies relying on Mechanical Turk will need to find alternative human annotation services.
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Evaluate and transition to other human-in-the-loop platforms to avoid workflow disruptions.
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Amazon will stop accepting new customers for Mechanical Turk
Amazon announced it will no longer accept new customers for its Mechanical Turk platform. This change signals a shift in how Amazon supports human-in-the-loop AI tasks. Existing users can still access the service for now, but no new sign-ups are allowed.
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Amazon will stop accepting new customers for Mechanical Turk
Amazon announced it will no longer accept new customers for its Mechanical Turk platform. This change signals a shift in how Amazon supports human-in-the-loop AI tasks. Existing users can still access the service for now, but no new sign-ups are allowed.
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