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Why This Startup Is Strapping Cameras To Housekeepers’ Heads In India
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August 2, 2026
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5:42Now PlayingTwenty-four-year-old founder Anjali Sardana wants to give domestic workers in India a share in the AI gold rush by sending them into people’s homes to collect training data for U.S. AI companies.
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