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Pronto admits to recording users' home videos. Purpose? AI training
Bengaluru startup Pronto faces backlash after admitting to recording cleaners in customers' homes during a pilot program to train physical AI, sparking widespread privacy concerns.
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hindustantimes.com
Bengaluru startup Pronto, under fire for recording videos inside customers’ homes to train AI, clarifies
Pronto, a Bengaluru-based startup providing home services, has responded to criticism over company professionals recording videos inside customers’ homes | Trending
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
ETtech Explainer: What Pronto’s new video recording feature means for your privacy - The Economic Times
Pronto's service professionals — who provide cleaning, washing, and meal preparation services — record their activities, generating videos that can help train physical AI systems.…
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
Someone’s watching: How your cleaner became an AI data collector
BENGALURU: A customer books a cleaner through an app. A worker arrives.
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‘Laughed at me, called me stupid’: Founder of AI data collection firm on Pronto CEO Anjali Sardana
Human Archive founder Rushil Agarwal has taken a swipe at Pronto's Anjali Sardana amid the row around the Bengaluru startup recording inside customers’ homes | Trending
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newsbytesapp.com
Pronto admits to recording users' home videos. Purpose? AI training
Bengaluru startup Pronto faces backlash after admitting to recording cleaners in customers' homes during a pilot program to train physical AI, sparking widespread privacy concerns.
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thehindubusinessline.com
AI home-service startup Pronto sparks privacy concerns over wearable cameras
The Pronto AI controversy highlights urgent concerns over data governance and privacy in India's home-service sector amidst growing AI usage.