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Humans are still cheaper than AI for most work involving tasks that computer vision could technically automate, MIT researchers found — because once the cost of building, deploying and running the systems is counted, automation often fails to save enough m

Humans are still cheaper than AI for most work involving tasks that computer vision could technically automate, MIT researchers found — because once the cost of building, deploying and running the systems is counted, automation often fails to save enough m ScienceBlog.com

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