A look at workers in India who are paid extra to wear devices that capture first-person video of factory and other work tasks for use as AI robot training data (Saritha Rai/Bloomberg)
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Saritha Rai / Bloomberg : A look at workers in India who are paid extra to wear devices that capture first-person video of factory and other work tasks for use as AI robot training data — Robotics companies are competing to collect videos of humans stitching shoes and welding steel to give their machines new skills.
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