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ESP game - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The ESP Game is an experiment in human computation originally conceived by Luis von Ahn of Carnegie Mellon University. The idea behind the game is to use the computational power of ...
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gwap.com - Home
When you play a game at Gwap, you aren't just having fun. You're helping the world become ... What do you see in an image? Do you have ESP with your partner?
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gwap.com - ESP Game
When you play a game at Gwap, you aren't just having fun. You're helping the world become a better place. By playing our games, you're training computers to solve problems for ...
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The ESP Game: Labeling the Web
Terms of Service | FAQ | ESP Image Search | Contact Us | Credits Funded in part by the National Science Foundation (NSF). © 2005 Carnegie Mellon University, all rights reserved.
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The ESP Game: Registration Page
Create Screen Name: (4-14 characters, no spaces) Create Password: (CaSe SeNsiTivE) Re-enter Password: By signing up, you are accepting the ESP Game's Terms of Service.
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Kreskin's ESP - Do You Have Extra-Sensory Perception?
Kreskin's ESP Do you Have Extra Sensory Perception? Milton Bradley - 1967 1 or more Players
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Labeling Images with a Computer Game
Labeling Images with a Computer Game Luis von Ahn and Laura Dabbish School of Computer Science Carnegie Mellon University Pittsburgh, PA, USA {biglou,dabbish}@cs.cmu.edu Abstract ...
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ESP Game - Internet
The ESP Game is a game provided by Carnegie Mellon University in conjunction with the games Phetch and Peekaboom, currently in beta form. Its main site claims to be "helping to ...
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Rethinking the ESP Game
The ESP Game (Ahn and Dabbish 2004) was designed to harvest human intelligence to assign labels to images - a task which is still difficult for even the most advanced systems in ...
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Techdirt: Google Takes On ESP Game, But Needs Some Marketing Help
Google Takes On ESP Game, But Needs Some Marketing Help from the giving-credit-where-credit-is-due? dept. A few years ago, one of the researchers behind the idea of captchas (the ...
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