In order to improve its image search, Google has launched Google Image Labeler feature which invites us to participate within it, by labeling images that widely spread in Google search engine. You’ll be paired by an online faceless partner (because we don’t see him/her, neither do she/he), both of you is tasked to label the images that randomly displayed in over a two-minute period. And here’s the screen shot:
And if you happen to have your label matches your partner’s label, both of you will be awarded with points. The match label will be marked in red like the above picture. And the number of points will rely on how accurate your label is.
You can also push the “Pass” button if you can’t think of any labels for the image. And if your partner click “Pass” button too, then the next image will be shown for you to start labeling.
After time expires, both of you can explore the images you labeled and the sites where the images were found to find how many points you’ve collected for labeling. I think this is one of Google’s brilliant idea, because it knows it can’t identify everything, thus Google invites anyone to help it with online labeling game. Happy Labeling and see you in the next post.
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