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Why an AI company cleaned my New York City apartment for free

Why an AI company cleaned my New York City apartment for free
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An AI startup called Micro AGI is offering free cleaning and cooking services to New York City residents in exchange for recording the process to train autonomous robots. The initiative aims to teach robots human dexterity by capturing high-definition data of household tasks.

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This raises significant privacy and ethical questions regarding the trade-off between free services and the mass collection of personal data for AI development.

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Share Save Add as preferred on Google Archie Mitchell Business reporter Shift Adverts featuring camera-clad cleaners are on display around New York City Picture this: a team of camera-clad cleaners and a private chef to boot, all wired with high-tech recording apparatus show up at your home.

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The article presents the company's goals while acknowledging the privacy implications, maintaining a balanced perspective.

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