Selling real-work training footage to robotics firms is the next play
cosmicwildcard · reddit · 2026-09-03
A Redditor argues physical AI must be trained on real footage of people working — unlike generative AI trained on text, code and video. Citing mecka ai as an example, they predict whoever fills the gap in trades and jobsite work data will lead the robotics industry.
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