In India, workers are attaching body‑mounted cameras to capture human motion data used to train AI systems.
Human‑Centric AI‑Robotics: The Role Only People Can Fulfill
In India, a growing number of individuals are strapping cameras to their bodies to gather data on human movement for AI training.
“The device repeatedly reports ‘hands not detected,’ which can be frustrating as it constantly alerts users,” one participant explained.
By Shawn Paik and Anindito Mukherjee
August 20, 2026
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