@alarabiya_eng: With a smartphone strapped to her head, Indian housewife Nagireddy Sriramyachandra films herself performing everyday chores to train AI-powered humanoid robots to take on household jobs in the future. Earning just over two dollars for an hour of video, her mundane recordings are sent to global tech companies trying to teach machines how people move in the physical world.

Matt Dale :

It really doesn’t work like this.

YoungMoney :

Question is what AI company do she have contract with?

Stian :

I'm gonna start saying Eyyy 😂😂

pukander :

I also see a future full of robotics and ee

BarryByr :

What are the former employees expected to do when the robots take their jobs? I wouldn't do this out of principle!

Nechrubel :

Silicon Valley exploiting vulnerable people for their own gain? My flabbers are gasted!

Decillionlabs :

The future of Robotics and Automation

pujax.♾️ :

can those robots clean

madhatter :

ESPE :

So Ai is going to replace my wife?

AGTV :

That GoPro doesn’t look like a smart phone to me

BiFa :

So my robot in the future will shake his head while folding my laundry

madhatter :

B124534 :

Maria Buché :

this is dystopian and will go down in history as a tragedy

tomb :

Jesus that’s sad

grubian :

rip the job market

Costas :

not for long...

Zain :

😂😂😂

admskrgwwwru :

😂😂

Alex Frew :

A high percentage of India doesn’t even have working electricity, why are they worried about training robots