Michael Arrington explains how Amazon.com is using its Mechanical Turk service in an attempt to find computer scientist Jim Gray who has been lost at sea. You can go here to help.
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Michael Arrington explains how Amazon.com is using its Mechanical Turk service in an attempt to find computer scientist Jim Gray who has been lost at sea. You can go here to help. Time posted: 5:11 pm on Saturday, February 3rd, 2007 Post a Comment |
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