Are brain waves the next unlock for physical AI?
TechCrunch Tim Fernholz
A startup called Encord is strapping brain-wave headsets on humans to train warehouse robots. Turns out chatbots had the whole internet to learn from, robots have basically nothing, so companies are now paying people to generate the missing data by hand.
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Inside a warehouse in San Leandro, a guy named Andrew Ceja is playing Jenga while wearing a headset that tracks both his eyes and his brain waves. This isn't a research curiosity. It's a job. Ceja is a
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