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The Indian workers filming their work to train AI

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Mohammed Ashim, a barber in Bengaluru, records his hand movements while working to generate video data used by Rashdan Technologies to train AI for robotics. The company pays workers $5 to $10 for 8-10 hours of footage, focusing on tasks like industrial and household work. Increasing client demands require multi-camera setups, raising consent and compensation challenges.

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