Indian workers earn $3 an hour training AI robots using forehead‑mounted cameras

A LatestLY report describes a new job where Indian workers wear cameras on their foreheads. The cameras stream visual data that AI robots use to learn tasks. Workers are paid roughly three US dollars per hour for the work. The setup allows robots to observe human movements in real time. Companies claim the method speeds up robot training for industrial use. Critics point to the low wages and potential exploitation concerns. The practice reflects broader trends in outsourcing AI training to low‑cost labor markets. Observers will watch how regulations and public pressure may affect such arrangements.