They're strapping cameras onto delivery drivers and dishwashers in India, all to teach robots. Human Archive just nabbed $8.2 million for this ambitious, if slightly unsettling, venture.
The digital ink is barely dry on the UK's AI copyright consultation, but the message from creators is deafening: license our work, don't just ask permission later.
Twenty-three human rights organizations just jumped into Anthropic v. Dow, filing a brief that could reshape AI training data battles. It's a rare alliance spotlighting free expression risks in IP suits.
A Nigerian med student irons for hours, iPhone on his brow, all to teach robots how to fold socks. This gig economy boom for humanoid AI smells like exploitation dressed as opportunity.