Le faccende quotidiane girate per pochi centesimi l'ora stanno aiutando a perfezionare la tecnologia dell'intelligenza artificiale

To feed a wave of robot-training datasets, Indian workers like Nagireddy Sriramyachandra film everyday actions with head-mounted smartphones for about 250 rupees (roughly $2.40) an hour. Companies including Objectways and Bangalore-based Humyn Lab turn this egocentric footage into training labels as investors size a humanoid-robot market at about $38 billion by 2035. In Tamil Nadu, […]