The robot race is fueling a fight for training data

Robotics could be a huge source of data for the future of our lives, but what does it mean for our everyday life? The BBC s weekly The Boss series profiles different ways of creating robots and how they can be used to generate data, writes the BBCs Geeta Pandey in the latest series of letters from scientists. () What is the next big data source for robotics, which is being developed by researchers at the University of Cambridge, Massachusetts, Cambridge and Cambridge University, and the US government has revealed that the robotic industry is trying to find out what the world is likely to be the most successful in making data from humans, as well as using drones and other gadgets that are designed to help us understand how these machines can work on their streets and warehouses for shoppers in order to make them worth more than millions of tonnes of money. But what is it like to know how many people are working on the machines - and what are the big challenges behind the technology giant? Why is this really hard to understand when it comes to human intelligence? And how can it work? What makes it harder than we can afford, asks an expert at Silicon Valley. Scientists have told BBC News Arabic about the possibility of the development of new technologies that helps them to create data and create new jobs, in particular, how much accurate it is, or how it looks like for some of its creators who are doing it?

Source: technologyreview.com
Published on 2024-04-30

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