Los Angeles residents are wearing head- and wrist-mounted cameras to record everyday chores, earning up to $80 for two hours of footage. Companies purchase this data to train humanoid robots to ...

Today on CNN10: We'll get an update on how Hawaii is grappling with severe flooding following a pair of strong storms just days apart. Then, we'll see how the company behind Pokémon Go is using a ...

For over 5 years, Arthur has been professionally covering video games, writing guides and walkthroughs. His passion for video games began at age 10 in 2010 when he first played Gothic, an immersive ...

Most hospital training labs use basic dummies or simple mannequins to teach medical skills. Students practice procedures, learn techniques and move on to real patients later. But a new childbirth ...

Hot new job? Teaching your replacement. Companies are handing out fat paychecks to people willing to train the robots taking their jobs. Everyone knows at least one person with cancer. For one man, it ...

DoorDash is tapping its 8-million-strong contractor workforce in the U.S. to meet an insatiable demand for unique datasets that are sought after by companies needing to train specialized AI models.

There’s a war raging – no, not that one, and at this stage, who knows who will win? Well, we kinda do, because we have all seen Terminator, which looks like turning out to have been more of a ...

What’s the difference between a Roomba and “The Jetsons” robot maid, Rosie? It’s not a joke, it’s a challenge University of Maryland doctoral student Seungjae “Jay” Lee is tackling in hopes of ...

Pokémon Go creator Niantic is using players' augmented reality data to help train delivery robots. Now rebranded as Niantic Spatial, the company has joined forces with robotic startup Coco to help its ...

When Pokémon Go debuted in 2016, it became an overnight sensation. From London to New York, it felt as though everyone had installed Niantic's augmented reality Pokémon mobile app and had taken to the ...

Through the looking glass: In Los Angeles, one of the city's hottest new gig-economy jobs involves training the next generation of robots to move like humans. Across the city – from Santa Monica ...

They’re teaching robots the ropes. Angelenos in need of a quick buck are signing up for a futuristic side hustle — where humans get paid to help artificial intelligence understand the art of our ...