
The 42× number that should change how you scope annotation projects
If you’ve worked on NLP for low-resource languages — Yoruba, Quechua, Tigrinya, Hmong — you know the math is brutal. Native speakers with domain expertise are scarce. Their time is
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If you’ve worked on NLP for low-resource languages — Yoruba, Quechua, Tigrinya, Hmong — you know the math is brutal. Native speakers with domain expertise are scarce. Their time is

A practical post. The GitHub repo LLM4Annotation (Zhen-Tan-dmml/LLM4Annotation) is a curated, updated list of papers and tools at the intersection of LLMs and data annotation. If you work in this space, it’s worth bookmarking. What’s in it: The reason it’s worth following — beyond the obvious “saves you a few
