Thousands of Raterlabs employees laid off one year after earning union-fought pay raise

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RaterLabs employees are responsible for evaluating Google’s search results by testing and rating how accurately the algorithm responds to various prompts.

The exterior of the new Google Bay View campus is photographed on Monday, May 16, 2022. RaterLabs, Inc.Raterlabs, based in Kirkland, was acquired by an Australian data company called Appen in 2017. The employees appear to mostly be remote workers. RaterLabs is an artificial intelligence training supplier whose only known client is Google, according toRaterLabs’ employees are contract workers responsible for training and testing Google’s search algorithms.

According to ComputerWeekly, RaterLabs employees are responsible for evaluating Google’s search results by testing and rating how accurately the algorithm responds to various prompts, as well as the relevance and quality of the ads served.An amended lawsuit was filed on Wednesday against Boeing and Alaska Airlines on behalf of 22 Alaska Airlines Flight 1282 passengers.

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