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Luis von Ahn: Colaboração online em massa

Filmed Apr 2011 • Posted Dec 2011TEDxCMU
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Após dar um novo objectivo ao CAPTCHA de forma a que todas as respostas humanas escritas ajudem a digitalizar livros, Luis von Ahn debruçou-se sobre outras formas de utilizar pequenas contribuições feitas por muitos na Internet, para um bem maior. Na TEDxCMU, ele partilha o modo como o seu novo e ambicioso projecto, Duolingo, irá ajudar milhões a aprender uma nova língua enquanto traduzem a Web rapidamente e com precisão -- tudo isto de forma grátis.

Luis von Ahn builds systems that combine humans and computers to solve large-scale problems that neither can solve alone. Full bio »

Translated into Portuguese by Ana Luísa Bernardino
Reviewed by Nuno Couto
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