‘Who is going to pay us when we’re replaced by robots?’ The Indian factory workers told to film themselves for AI

Garment workers in a Delhi factory were asked to wear head-mounted cameras to train AI robots, initially finding it amusing but soon worrying about their future roles. As the novelty wore off, workers like Lalita started to question the long-term implications of automation, fearing for their job security. This situation highlights broader concerns about the impact of AI on employment, raising questions about who will bear the economic burden as robots take over repetitive tasks. The move underscores a growing global debate on the balance between technological advancement and job preservation.