There are people filming every movement of your day. All to teach robots to act like humans
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There are people filming every movement of your day. All to teach robots to act like humans

SAPO Notícias31 August 2026 at 21:05

Thousands of people in India are recording their daily activities to contribute to the development of Artificial Intelligence. These recordings are used to train humanoid robots that may come to perform domestic tasks and other functions currently carried out by humans. The work involves filming every movement of the day, creating a database of human actions that serves as the basis for training AI systems. This phenomenon is part of a broader effort to accelerate the development of robots capable of acting in a similar way to humans in everyday environments. India has thus become an important center for the collection of this type of visual data, taking advantage of an available workforce to carry out these documentation tasks that are essential for the advancement of robotics.

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