DoorDash launched "Tasks," a new app paying delivery drivers to collect real-world data for training artificial intelligence models.

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The delivery giant's new Tasks app pays couriers to film everyday activities and record speech samples, positioning DoorDash as a data infrastructure provider, not just a logistics platform.

DoorDash is launching tasks as a way for drivers to earn more money, but some jobs are specifically designed to train AI models.

DoorDash’s new tasks app pays couriers to capture real-world data for AI training, turning gig workers into key players in machine learning.

The delivery company has launched a new app where its couriers can submit video clips and complete other digital tasks, but this is not available in Seattle.

Delivery couriers will be able to earn money by completing activities like filming everyday tasks or recording themselves speaking in another language.

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