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Startup Human Archive Collects Training Data for AI and Robotics

Human Archive, a startup founded by researchers from Berkeley and Stanford, is utilizing gig workers in India to gather real-world training data for AI and robotics. The workers wear camera-equipped caps and sensors to collect the necessary data.

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Human Archive, a startup founded by researchers from Berkeley and Stanford, is utilizing gig workers in India to gather real-world training data for AI and robotics. The workers wear camera-equipped caps and sensors to collect the necessary data.

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This startup is betting India’s gig economy can train the world’s robots

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Startup Human Archive Collects Training Data for AI and Robotics