Workers in India spotted with cameras on their heads for AI training
Videos have gone viral online showing employees at garment factories in India working with cameras on their heads. The footage shows dozens of people sewing clothes while small devices record their every move. Users quickly began speculating: many believe that these recordings could be used for AI training.
The idea sounds like a plot from the future, but its realism is frightening. If machines learn to replicate human actions down to the smallest details, then some manual labor might simply disappear.
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