Multiple outlets report that workers in India are training AI robots intended to perform tasks currently done by humans. The training relies on “egocentric data,” which refers to first-person video footage captured from a person’s perspective. Developers use this kind of data to teach specialized AI models to recognize actions and contexts in a way that allows robots to imitate human behavior. The general approach described across sources is that human workers perform activities while recording their viewpoint, and those recordings are then used to build or refine the robots’ underlying machine-learning systems. The outlets note that the goal is for robots to replicate human movement and decision-making patterns for job-related tasks. While the reports focus on the training method and the workforce involvement, they do not provide additional details such as the specific industries involved, the number of workers, or the final products being developed. Overall, the accounts converge on the same premise: first-person footage is used to train AI models so robots can learn to carry out human-like work.