论文信息 - Exploitation in Human Computation Systems

Exploitation in Human Computation Systems

This chapter addresses the sinister counterpoint to the much celebrated positive opportunities of human computation systems. We characterize exploits that target workers, requesters, and a system as a whole. We identify opportunities for malicious users to leverage human computation systems to exploit external populations. Finally, we sketch some preliminary directions towards mitigating these concerns.

James Caverlee | James Caverlee

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