The multi-billion-dollar chat bot's parent company reportedly hired a Kenyan outsourcing firm that paid workers less than $2 hourly to label hate speech, violence, and more.
Documents revealed another Sama employee had read an erotica scene of a villian raping Batman’s sidekick Robin. The scene began nonconsensually but eventually, Robin reciprocated, leaving the worker confused about whether to categorize it as sexual violence or not. The employee asked OpenAI’s researchers for advice. A reply, if it came, was not logged in the document reviewed bythey were entitled to counseling, but that the sessions were unhelpful and rare because of work productivity demands.
In order to label offensive content for Chat GPT, OpenAI sent tens of thousands of text samples to an outsourcing firm in Kenya called Sama, starting in November 2021,reported. Junior data labelers, who comprised the majority of the workers hired for the contract, were paid $170 monthly, with $70 monthly bonuses for viewing content that was explicit in nature. After taxes, workers took home between $1.32 and $1.44 per hour, according to contracts.
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