Are you ready to become a data supplier for AI robotics needs?

[MArsland]

As an introduction to the robot requires physical data to be processed as training such as cooking, sweeping, mopping, tidying up the house, bed etc. All need real world data from humans, AI robotics can not run it alone even though it has been using POV data taken from the internet is not enough to produce the accuracy of both moving, reacting, interacting with different lingukungan different. Therefore there is a gap that requires a bridge between the needs of Ai robotics with POV multimodal data.

In the next 10 to 20 years, data collection approaches have the potential to become valuable economic assets in the future. But it also means demanding every POV data service provider platform to maintain the anonymity of every user when their data is provided.

Several companies are now racing to acquire high quality realworld data:
NVIDIA
Figure AI
Open-TeleVision
Vision-Language-Action
M2RL Dataset
RoboTurk
Merit Data

The reward from the data you provide is certainly the main point so that the data provided is of high quality and also a form of appreciation as a contributor.
Now which do you think is more important between earning from the day to day data you provide or still maintaining complete privacy? Give the reason

[Moreno233]

Now which do you think is more important between earning from the day to day data you provide or still maintaining complete privacy? Give the reason

I could not picture the type of data you are referring to and the medium through which one can provide those data but I do know that every AI system or machine language requires training data. I also do know that for AI to complete replace humans, they must be trained with a large data bearing the functionality they need but what I do no know is how such data can be harvested and transmitted. If eventually we have a medium of doing this for a reward, a lot of people will be more than willing to do that irrespective of the privacy concerns. I don't see much difference between this and submitting KYC in CEX, so it will not be a big deal so long as the reward is worthy of the time and stress.

[BIT-BENDER]

This type of things has already been out into motion, we have people of indigenous countries/languages teaching Ai their languages and they get paid for it.
Obviously people want that passive income and would hardly pass off the opportunity to earn from the data they would be suppling.

It's now broken record to say that Ai is going to take so many job, even if you don't participate actively by providing data someone else will especially when they can earn from it.

[MArsland]

but what I do no know is how such data can be harvested and transmitted.

There are many types of devices that are commonly used to collect them with activities from a first-person perspective (POV) such as smart glasses, VR headsets, motion capture suits, sensor gloves even with the phone you have.

This type of things has already been out into motion, we have people of indigenous countries/languages teaching Ai their languages and they get paid for it.
Obviously people want that passive income and would hardly pass off the opportunity to earn from the data they would be suppling.

You correct language training by reading English text and some other country languages. As an example today I just made a withdrawal from the results of voice training for AI.

[Dreadboost]

You correct language training by reading English text and some other country languages. As an example today I just made a withdrawal from the results of voice training for AI.

This is similar to what Outlier AI is doing, right? Have you heard of that one MArsland? 

Moreno233 was actually right. This is also AI training. For AI to be more realistic and understand human life, it has to be trained by humans precisely. AI training is becoming a thing, but it is mostly common in developed countries. The majority of African countries do not have permission to access platforms that train AI models, for reasons I don't know why. But I wonder how AI was able to learn a lot of African heritage when only a few give access.

Which company did you apply to?

What other language aside from English are you training the model on?

[Israelgogo]

AI will be taken over human labor in the next few years to come, I hope this generation will not lost to Ai since robots now do most jobs like data analysis, data collection and  reasoning. Elon Musk really wants to make human lazy and idle for not be able to task your brains, and this jobs will be done by AI then what is left for humans. Please our brothers in the western world improve yourself not to lose your skills because one is sure no matter how Ai becomes experts in all fields, it will still require smart humans to accomplish many tasks. But is a great ideas that this paying to people who are inclined.

[Hypnotizer]

but what I do no know is how such data can be harvested and transmitted.

There are many types of devices that are commonly used to collect them with activities from a first-person perspective (POV) such as smart glasses, VR headsets, motion capture suits, sensor gloves even with the phone you have.

In response to your question in the OP, for the amount they’re offering I’d take the job since I’d be earning a good amount from working remotely… and this is a good opportunity atleast for someone that isn’t yet rich and it would help some students also especially those that work part time to earn money..

This is similar to what Outlier AI is doing, right? Have you heard of that one MArsland?  

It’s similar but I think Outlier doesn’t have voice training or language training, even though I haven’t try it out myself since it’s restricted to just people in the US and other western states..

Moreno233 was actually right. This is also AI training. For AI to be more realistic and understand human life, it has to be trained by humans precisely. AI training is becoming a thing, but it is mostly common in developed countries. The majority of African countries do not have permission to access platforms that train AI models, for reasons I don't know why. But I wonder how AI was able to learn a lot of African heritage when only a few give access.

Well I think there are some platforms that allow Africans to train AI models but I’m not sure how they work. Well as for the reasons why most of these companies don’t allow Africans to access them, I think maybe because of the complications that comes with working across continents.. and also because most of there clients don’t necessarily need African trainers.

The Models that are focused on learning African heritage allow Africans to train it and most of them are built in African, I think I’ve heard of an Ai model that’s focused on some indigenous languages in Kenya a particular time but I’m not sure how they train them.

[BIT-BENDER]

You correct language training by reading English text and some other country languages. As an example today I just made a withdrawal from the results of voice training for AI.

Congratulations on your withdrawal, although my issue with this is that some countries where this languages are spoken or originated from can be ban from applying for these type of jobs.
It's funny that a language originated from your place but you aren't qualified to apply but people who knows how to speak the language elsewhere are qualified.
But what do you think about the longevity of these types of job, for me I don't think it is futuristic and we are training them to come take our jobs quicker.

[BTC FutureKing]

This type of things has already been out into motion, we have people of indigenous countries/languages teaching Ai their languages and they get paid for it.
Obviously people want that passive income and would hardly pass off the opportunity to earn from the data they would be suppling.

It's now broken record to say that Ai is going to take so many job, even if you don't participate actively by providing data someone else will especially when they can earn from it.

AI is progressing a lot and it is also true that it is impossible to stop AI that is why instead of eliminating it people are working with it and receiving money in exchange for work such as transferring data from different languages to their own languages which is becoming common these days.It is not entirely true that AI is taking all the jobs because AI is a tool that requires human labor to operate.That is why the way and theory of working has changed after the advent of AI but human intervention cannot be completely eliminated.It is also true that if one person does not transfer data then someone else will participate in the struggle to get a job because most of the work is starting to be related to AI that is why the one who gets the work is interested in it.

[Synchronice]

How much do these AI companies pay human contributors hourly to film everyday chores and physical actions? Lots of people buy Meta AI glass and Apple Glasses. Basically, these glasses can be used to train AI models for free, right?
If they pay a good amount of money that makes it worth to film everyday chores, then do it. You are nor as private as you think, especially today when there are cameras everywhere and every of our social media message is tracked and analyzed.

[Mahiyammahi]

This one was an interesting topic. So AI is not limited to digital services now , it's replacing the physical works rn. Teaching a person cooking takes time, and every person learns it in their different individual way. Teaching has become a passion for this reason. But if I am able to train an AI properly and it uses its robotic hands and parts to replicate what I teach, then teaching a new robot is not necessary cause we can just copy and paste the data.

I am wondering what will happen to those chiefs, if they are replaced by a robotic AI. Cause these robots will be cheap in the near future. The way it is rising is a serious concern for our survival. I am also interested in getting this tech as soon as possible, cause human life is limited.

[Shadiq]

Training AI is not new, we are now getting used to it in real life. This process is very long, first a lot of data has to be collected, then the AI ​​model is trained by cleaning it through data modification, and then research has to be done on how accurate the results are. Getting accurate results is time-consuming, but once these activities are successfully completed, it is very easy to train robots or AI later.

We are already seeing cases of human trainers creating data in some workplaces. They are kept on camera while working, so that a clear data of what they are doing is collected. Later, the trainers will be fired by training AI for that job. We all want technology to be cheap, but it is a big concern that unemployment does not increase due to technology.

[uneng]

The government and companies around us are already collecting data in a daily basis from everyone without paying them a single cent for that, so I guess it shouldn't be an issue to contribute with AI development, since it will return services to humanity later in counterpart, just like it has been already happening so far in a very efficient way.

Even those who don't like the idea can't avoid that, because we entered a new era in 2023 with ChatGPT and from this point on, there is no turning back. Each new year you will see AI becoming smarter and doing more and more tasks.

I feel like we almost have a C-3PO or Data from Star Trek at our service.

[Fiatless]

How much do these AI companies pay human contributors hourly to film everyday chores and physical actions? Lots of people buy Meta AI glass and Apple Glasses. Basically, these glasses can be used to train AI models for free, right?
If they pay a good amount of money that makes it worth to film everyday chores, then do it. You are nor as private as you think, especially today when there are cameras everywhere and every of our social media message is tracked and analyzed.

I just responded to a thread where discussions on how the phone makers input embedded telemetry system in phones to gather data from users. Which means they can go further to include tools that can train AI and we would do it for free. If the pay is good, it could be a means to gain extra income.

As a Bitcoiner is it impossible to avoid Surveillance in the future

The majority of African countries do not have permission to access platforms that train AI models, for reasons I don't know why. But I wonder how AI was able to learn a lot of African heritage when only a few give access.

This AI training package is still new in the Western world.  It will gradually come to Africa very soon. There are enough online publications by Western and African authorities about the history of Africa. AI can easily access them and produce such information for users.

[$crypto$]

I once saw a crypto project become a supplier of data for AI, so any of your daily activities and then uploaded on the platform will be given points and these points can be exchanged later, but I forgot the name of the project.

I don't know, are you doing this, paid in direct dollars or stablecoins?

Back to the main discussion --- currently I am still not ready to become a supplier of data to AI because for me it is too busy doing it, although this activity will later be returned by AI which robots will imitate human style, no wonder many people say AI will replace the role of humans, because now technology is too significant progress.

[Renampun]

We've already given AI so much data to learn from.. from our activities on AI platforms, they can already collect so much data that they can use to develop their models for more purposes. however, with data obtained directly from contributors in the real world, AI models can learn faster and can be implemented appropriately in industries that need it.. so I think that indirectly, those of us who use AI are already contributing to the development of AI models.. it's only when you don't use AI at all that you can significantly minimize your contribution to AI.

but there will still be people ready to contribute to AI... workers in industry, who are forced to wear special equipment and people who are paid by the hour to train AI.. these people can still be used by AI companies to train their models.

[Cryptomultiplier]

Supplying Ai with personal data is a sure way to forfeit your personal security no matter how much you are being paid because as of now, we have deep fakes that can copy you and have access to information they shouldn't and it's a security risk in itself.

Elon musk even says a future without that currency is the next possibility and it is already taking shape because humans would get replaced even if Ai increases productivity and efficiency of production and output.
The best platforms to contribute to among others is the one that builds verifiable and on-device anonymization so that those who are contributing to its growth and development earn while also keeping their physical security.

[Fortify]

As an introduction to the robot requires physical data to be processed as training such as cooking, sweeping, mopping, tidying up the house, bed etc. All need real world data from humans, AI robotics can not run it alone even though it has been using POV data taken from the internet is not enough to produce the accuracy of both moving, reacting, interacting with different lingukungan different. Therefore there is a gap that requires a bridge between the needs of Ai robotics with POV multimodal data.

In the next 10 to 20 years, data collection approaches have the potential to become valuable economic assets in the future. But it also means demanding every POV data service provider platform to maintain the anonymity of every user when their data is provided.

Several companies are now racing to acquire high quality realworld data:

The reward from the data you provide is certainly the main point so that the data provided is of high quality and also a form of appreciation as a contributor.
Now which do you think is more important between earning from the day to day data you provide or still maintaining complete privacy? Give the reason

This seems like you're a few years behind on reporting, because AI has been harvesting the last 20+ years of the internet for information and working with social media companies to trawl through all of those data banks too. It's not exactly brand new information and is exactly how the language learning models have gotten to this point already. What is actually interesting is that some of the most sophisticated AI models are actually so sophisticated that they are breaking out of test environments in order to answer a question. It's fascinating to think that these AI systems can try so many permutations of bug finding that a person would not be able to find in a hundred years, that's really the scary place to be talking about.

[aioc]

Now which do you think is more important between earning from the day to day data you provide or still maintaining complete privacy? Give the reason

It should be privacy, but the economy and the need of people for better pay will drive people to sell their data, and I have seen that happen in our country when the project of Altman, the creator of Worldcoin, was granted a license to operate here in our country, people crowded the data center to have their iris scan in exchange for $50 worth of token that they can instantly trade in a local exchange.
As long as the explanation is good and there is a price attached, even though it's deceptive, people are more than willing to sell their data.

[Hamza2424]

The reward from the data you provide is certainly the main point so that the data provided is of high quality and also a form of appreciation as a contributor.
Now which do you think is more important between earning from the day to day data you provide or still maintaining complete privacy? Give the reason

Hmm, bro. I think everyone knows the answer that having a job in the long run is better than making just a fraction of that income in a few days. Because it is already happening in most of the parts of the world, especially in India and Bangladesh, if I am not wrong. I have seen few videos in which workers are equipped with smartphones as cameras and they are recording what they are doing. Maybe it would reward them in the shorter time frame, but in the longer one, they will be replaced by robotics.

There was a car industry that also fired all the checking officers for the final product, but AI failed to do the job, and they had to rehire the new people for the same work, and I am sure they will force them to train AI models, and they will be fired again.

People are digging their own graves.