Someone's paying strangers $1 to record videos of their hands moving
“We don't know who this is, but to have people record a video of their hand going like this.”
And you know what? A use case that we are so excited about right now is someone is paying a dollar. We don't know who this is, but to have people record a video of their hand going like this. Right? And then send it back. And so what is that for? What?
What could that be?
This feels like some mission impossible plot or something. It's a biometric or maybe they're building a robot. Maybe it's Elon for optimists. They're trying to figure out, like, the average hand. Trying to get the hand. Trying to yeah. I don't know. So likely, it's it's for training a video model. Right? Because what like, these complex hand motions,
About this clip
The hosts discuss a mysterious use case on their platform where an unknown person is paying users a dollar to record videos of hand movements. They speculate about the potential applications, from biometric data collection to robot training, ultimately concluding it's likely for training AI video models on complex hand motions.
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This reveals an unexpected real-world application of crowdsourced data collection for AI training that most people wouldn't think of.
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