To train robots, AI companies are paying people in India to film themselves doing chores
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In brief: NPR reported on 15 Oct 2026: “To train robots, AI companies are paying people in India to film themselves doing chores”. This page links to the original article and to related global AI stories tracked by Deekoya AI.
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NPR, on 15 Oct 2026. The full article is at the source link on this page.