Which task is considered as digital micro task?

Microtasks are small, simple tasks that require human judgment and can be completed independently via the Internet. A series of repetitive microtasks often make up a larger unified project. An example of microtasking could be to identify traffic signs in images, which might be necessary for a project that improves autonomous vehicles. Since microtasks are discreetly contained and do not usually require a high level of specialization, microtasks are available as a valuable source of income for anyone with an Internet connection and computer skills, since they welcome people from different educational, socioeconomic and geographical backgrounds.