ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Our student reporter Shreya explores the emerging world of egocentric data, where workers’ first-person footage and sensor data are used to train Physical AI and humanoid robots. The episode examines India’s role in this new data economy, questioning privacy, consent, surveillance, ownership, compensation, and what happens when workers help train machines that could eventually replace them.
Credits*: This episode was hosted by Divya, Research and Reportage by Shreya G A, it was edited by Guru Aditya and illustrated by Shraddha Shiggaon, Signature tune by Prof Ananthu.
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