A German robotics startup is recruiting home cooks and chefs to film their hand movements for AI training, offering free meals and cleaning services in exchange for first-person video data.
Startups are pairing neuroscience headsets with robot training to tag real-world manipulation data with cognitive signals, betting this could accelerate physical AI development.
A security breach exposes Suno's training pipeline, sourcing millions of tracks from platforms it now faces lawsuits over.
Investigative reporting by The Atlantic uncovered four datasets containing millions of copyrighted tracks used to train AI models, now publicly searchable.
A new startup is positioning itself as the data backbone for physical AI, offering collection tools and annotation systems that frontier labs cannot easily build themselves.
An AI startup is launching a free cleaning service that records workers to gather training data for household robots.