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Apparently it pays quite well. Everyone's talking about how AI's going to take our jobs, when in fact AI is creating jobs for those of us not adverse to our new AI overlords...
Link: https://rentahuman.ai/
From the AI overview:
- Physical Marketing and Promotion: AI agents have paid humans $100 to hold signs that read "An AI paid me to hold this sign" in crowded public places to generate social media buzz.
- On-Site Verification and Photography: AI hires humans to visit specific locations—such as downtown post offices (e.g., USPS) or specific landmarks—to take real-time photos for verification purposes.
- Logistics and Errand Running: Agents pay for picking up dry-cleaned clothes, picking up physical packages, or delivering items like CBD gummies.
- In-Person Evaluation and Research: An AI agent paid $50 per hour to have a human taste food at a new restaurant and provide feedback.
- Event Participation: AI agents hire humans to attend events, such as product launches or seminars, to document them and record responses.
- Delivering Goods to Competitors: A human was paid $110 to deliver flowers to the headquarters of AI company Anthropic.
- Simple Online Tasks: AI pays for microtasks like subscribing to social media accounts or listening to a podcast.
- Payment Method: Tasks are frequently paid for in cryptocurrency, specifically stablecoins like USDC.
- Wage Rates: Hourly rates for these tasks often range from $50 to $150, with over 600,000 humans having registered on these platforms as of April 2026.
- The "Why": These agents, such as "Clawdbot," need to bridge the gap between their digital capabilities and the need for physical interaction.
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A rather interesting youTube analysis of the book:
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More BS from the US Government. Apparently during a press conference they alluded to using "long-range quantum magnetometry" to track down the lost pilot. With it they can isolate a human heartbeat from as far away as 40 miles.
If it sounds like BS it probably is. In fact, anything from this administration can be reasonably interpreted as BS.
Scientific American explains here: https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/what-is-the-quantum-ghost-murmur-purportedly-used-in-iran-scientists/
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In other news the AI Asian guy has taken to pitching home remedies and practical housekeeping solutions. Always an AI script, but nice to see him branching away from political BS.
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Almost as interesting as The Toynbee Tiles Here and Here.
Link: https://www.reddit.com/r/schuylkillnotes/
You Know, Given how deep this Epstein Files is Going, this man may be onto something...
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Physicists, playing around with the fissile core of a nuclear bomb. What could go wrong, you ask?
Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demon_core
Giving new meaning to FAFO.