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MicroAGI's Shift app recruits users for robot training data
MULTIPLE REPORTS·Published ·Main source · Ars Technica
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MicroAGI
Global (NYC focus)
Original reports
MicroAGI is offering free home cleaning in NYC in exchange for recording video data.
The data is used to train AI-driven household robots.
The company is aggressively recruiting 'operators' globally to record daily tasks.
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