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Indian workers film their own jobs at $2.62/hour to train robots that will replace them
Sunita Rathore, a 43-year-old waste picker in Karan Vihar — a recycling colony on New Delhi's western fringe where open sewers skirt alleyways too narrow for two cars to pass — has spent years sorting ...
Indian workers are earning Rs 150 extra per hour by recording their manual tasks, unknowingly providing crucial data to train robots that could eventually replace their jobs.
Monday - Friday, 11:00 - 12:00 SIN/HK | 0500 - 06:00 CET Over the past few months, several companies have cropped up in India that pay workers to record themselves performing routine tasks. Millions ...
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