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Enter Tesla’s secret lab at its engineering headquarters in Palo Alto, California, where according to a new scoop from Business Insider, its goal is to record practically every mundane human movement imaginable, performed hundreds of times each day by a tireless crew of dozens of workers.

The AI industry is as much powered by armies of human grunts who work behind the scenes. So-called “data annotators” spend hours manually labelling the text and imagery contained in mountains of training data so that the AI knows what it’s looking at.

Now, with Optimus’s lab, we have “data collectors,” who themselves constitute the dataset. Their motions are captured by five cameras mounted on a helmet they wear, along with a cumbersome backpack that weighs up to 40 pounds. They do everything from lifting a cup to wiping a table to vacuuming to organizing vehicle with parts on a conveyor belt — to more questionable requests, per BI, like doing the “Chicken Dance” and twerking. Read more

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