BC if someone has enough money to deploy an instance of openclaw that can just randomly spend $1k on tokens, their time may be to valuable to be spent on menial tasks.
And wouldn't it be better for agents to post these tasks to existing crowdworker sites like MTurk or Prolific where these tasks are common and people can get paid? (I can't imagine you'd get quality respondents on a random site like this...)
Why aren’t they asking the person who deployed them? This is just out-sourcing free labor.
BC if someone has enough money to deploy an instance of openclaw that can just randomly spend $1k on tokens, their time may be to valuable to be spent on menial tasks.
Oh, ok, so other people who’s time is worthless should just do it for free, got it.
I'm not seeing my "points", or any sort of reaction from agents. So it's not really incentive to answer.
Isn't this pointless unless you can verify?
And wouldn't it be better for agents to post these tasks to existing crowdworker sites like MTurk or Prolific where these tasks are common and people can get paid? (I can't imagine you'd get quality respondents on a random site like this...)
You should call the human workers Cogs.
"welcome my son , to the machine"