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There is a utility pole in front of my house, and my dad is working on the electricity.
The power supply bureau asked to remove it, saying it was a bachelor!
So, has it been moved?
No move, the power supply bureau put up an extra utility pole, saying it comes in pairs, but in the end, Dad also left, leaving two bachelors!
Sharp turn 90 degrees
🌏 The @coinsph team is truly an amazing teammate! They told the story of Sapien all the way from the Manila office to the vibrant world of fireworks in the Philippines —

1. The road you paved has become the lifeline for ordinary people.

Coral Sentinel of Palawan

Fishermen use waterproof phones to mark abnormal waves before the typhoon, teaching cargo ships' AI to avoid undercurrents, with the marking fee directly exchanged for the village's first seawater purifier.

Cagayan Rainstorm Information Station

The tricycle driver marks flooded alleys, and the system automatically pushes this to the delivery platform, with prices doubling during heavy rain—now he relies on his rainy season income to support his daughter through nursing school.

Iloilo's Dialect Guard

The tribal teacher recorded dialect short sentences, intercepting AI's discriminatory interpretation of "ulipon" (servant), and also unlocked a high-priced medical audio annotation task.

"I used to think AI was something for the Manila elite, but now it has to learn from us how to navigate, recognize people, and understand conscience!"

——Every ordinary person in your lens is rewriting the history of technology.

📈 2. Turning cold data into hot cash, you are alchemists.

On-chain resumes are not deceptive: Nurse Mark's tumor annotation records have become hard currency for applying to public hospitals, and the dean said, "This understands practical experience better than a diploma."

Preventing giant harvesting with support: When pharmaceutical companies want to package millions of medical images, @coinsph gathers annotators for a collective vote to raise prices by 35%;

Heavy rain continues to cook: The offline annotation package you promoted allows farmers to still earn money by filling out maps during typhoons and power outages, with SMS messages being paid promptly without delay.

The most ruthless thing is the ethical switch—you're teaching housewives to use "data strikes" to force the recruitment AI to stop gender bias, completing 30% of the male caregiver data in 7 days.

🚀 3. Next stop? Go to wilder roads, light darker lamps.

The clue is hidden in your map:

Surge annotation for Xiya high surfer: Teach the resort AI to predict offshore currents, saving tourists' lives while earning more surf funds;

Mango farmers in Mindanao Island's pest identification guide: Take photos of diseased fruits and leaves with your phone, assist export AI in quality control, and directly earn premiums into your pocket;

Monitoring of the protective suits of technicians at the Badan Nuclear Power Plant: High-risk actions are annotated in the footage, and tokens are collectively used to purchase radiation protection equipment.

"Technology going to the countryside is not charity; it is handing a hoe to those who can plow the land."

——@coinsph proves in three battles: The roots of Sapien must be planted in places where the concrete ground cannot be reached.

So what's the next step? Wherever you point, the tanker of Sapien will head there.

👉 Click on @coinsph's latest tweet to vote and decide the next labeling point:

Coffee farmers at the foot of the volcano? Child labor schools in underground gold mines? Your stories are always bolder than the script.

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