AI startup Shift offers free cleaning in exchange for video data to train household robots
Startups are paying people for the real-world data needed to train their robots.
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AI startup Shift offers free home cleanings in NYC to gather robot training footage
Shift says it’s offering New Yorkers free cleanings if they can record cleaners working inside their homes with a ‘magic hat.’
theverge.com·1mo agoAI startup Shift offers free home cleanings in NYC to gather robot training footage
Shift says it’s offering New Yorkers free cleanings if they can record cleaners working inside their homes with a ‘magic hat.’
theverge.com·1mo agoAI startup Shift offers free home cleanings in NYC to gather robot training footage
Shift says it’s offering New Yorkers free cleanings if they can record cleaners working inside their homes with a ‘magic hat.’
The Verge·1mo agoAI startup Shift offers free home cleanings in NYC to gather robot training footage
Shift says it’s offering New Yorkers free cleanings if they can record cleaners working inside their homes with a ‘magic hat.’
theverge.com·1mo ago
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