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Michael Bernstein of Stanford is doing some of the most interesting work around pushing the boundaries of what crowdsourcing can achieve. Some of his most recent work involved seeing how quickly a crowd could respond to complete a task. His team was able to setup on-demand crowds that were able to get on the job almost instantaneously.
But Bernstein is also a guy who spends a lot of time just thinking about crowdsourcing and its potential in addition to actually running experiments with crowds. Recently at CrowdConf 2012, I sat down with him for a few minutes to pick his brain on what he sees in the future for crowdsourcing.
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