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Angelina Yang compares data labeling costs at $3 versus $18 per item, arguing that unit price misses the real picture. Her labels needed no additional QC in testing, but total cost of ownership includes downstream work and data readiness that cheaper options often skip.

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Competition quoted $3 apiece; speaker/firm quoted $18 apiece.

At least 5%.

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