Kitchen Humanoid (AI) Robot Training: Women are training kitchen humanoid (AI) robots, getting paid per hour.
Kitchen Humanoid (AI) Robot Training : After some time, don’t be alarmed if you see a robot cooking food in the kitchen. Tech companies have started work to prepare kitchen humanoid robots (AI). Indian women are teaching kitchen work to (AI) robots, for training the robots, they are being taught the work by tying a phone on their forehead. AI trainers are being given Rs 250 for one hour of video training.
According to reports, Indian housewife Nagireddy Sriramchandra filmed herself cutting a mango with a smartphone tied to her head, so that future AI-powered robots can be trained to do household chores.
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“Who else will pay you Rs 250 an hour to do household work?” said Sriramchandra from his kitchen in Chennai, in the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu.
He added, “Maybe in the future I might get a robot myself.”
These simple recordings are invaluable to tech companies around the world that are teaching machines how to act like humans in the real world.
Artificial Intelligence Chatbots and image generators do a lot of digital data processing, but creating systems that work in real-life environments is more difficult.
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Developers believe that feeding ‘egocentric data’ (i.e. first-person footage) into specific AI models will help robots mimic humans.
Some AI trainers work from home, others in factories or specialized studios – using video glasses, head-mounted cameras and motion sensors.
Rapidly growing humanoid robot market
The market for humanoid robots is growing rapidly and it is estimated that there will be more than one billion robots in use by 2050, most of which will be used for industrial and commercial purposes. India has established itself as a global arbiter of generating, processing and annotating AI data.
“It is likely that these data-gathering services will expand,” said Aditi Suri, a digital labor expert at the Indian Institute for Human Settlements, based in Bengaluru (known as India’s Silicon Valley).
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