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“... AI’ typically has to be trained on a large number of accurately labelled images. In 2003, Fei-Fei Li, then a PhD student at Caltech, presented a conference paper introducing the idea of ‘one-shot’ learning. She showed that a network trained to identify faces, motorbikes and spotted cats needed to be trained on only one example of an aeroplane ...”

“... each labelled by a human being. It was set up by the Stanford University computer scientist Fei-Fei Li and her colleagues, who recruited 49,000 people via Amazon’s Mechanical Turk platform, which enables the hiring of large numbers of online gig workers. Also around 2010, specialists in neural networks began to realise that they could do lots of ...”