HCOMP 2026 study measures proof burden in public bounty listings on RentAHuman
windx0303 · x · 2026-09-29
On day 2 of HCOMP 2026, Iman YeckehZaare presented "Measuring Proof Burden in Public Bounty Listings: A RentAHuman Case Study." The study examines an overlooked dimension of crowdsourcing markets: how much evidence requesters demand from workers to prove task completion. Using RentAHuman, a human-bounty platform, as its sample, the work systematically quantifies proof requirements in public bounty listings, sitting at the intersection of human computation and online labor economics.
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