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I've made $25 one week and $10 another week. The no. 1 person on the leaderboard normally makes $100 each week.

I do it in my spare time but can't figure out how people get such high scores. So either they are spending a lot of time or they have worked out how to get the AI to understand the picture faster than I can?

Are you talking about the gift cards?

No unfortunately, you have to have 300,000 to get $5. The leader gets $100 and at the moment the no. 1 person is on 1,220,830 points and is at $70 and there are 4.5 days left of the week. The guy I am in contact with at Brown University stated, "Theoretically, if you played enough and kept...

Also be careful to achieve the bonus points when you get the small items - orange, bed, car, strawberry, broccoli, etc. Otherwise, if you miss them you lose points. I have found it best to just draw a small line from one end to the other end of the item to gain the points.

This university provides Amazon.com giftcards and so far I have earned $35 over the last few weeks as it's a weekly competition. The game is addictive and if you check the leaderboard, I can't understand how the top 5 have gained so many points though? The quicker the AI figures the image, the...

Thanks to everyone for your kind wishes!

Hi everyone, I am so happy to have found this website thanks to a Redditor and am looking forward to learning about marketing on the Internet.

You might be interested in this one - teaching AI? It's a game through Brown University and you can win Amazon e-gift cards. ClickMe is a game that provides the university with data to bridge the gap between AI and human object recognition. Every time you play ClickMe, you provide researchers...