[Amazon's unmanned supermarket: 1,000 Indians hidden behind the camera]

Amazon Go's unmanned supermarket has attracted attention.It is reported that the project started in 2016 and created a unmanned supermarket that can achieve the process of shopping.The core technology behind this project is called "Just Walk Out". Through computer vision, target recognition, advanced sensor and other technologies, the function of automatic detection of products is available. Consumers can leave directly by taking the goods without need to leave directly without need to leave without need to leave.Line up and checkout.

However, recently reported that Amazon hired more than 1,000 employees in India to manually review transactions and markings to ensure that the checkout was accurate.This means that customers may take a few hours to receive receipts after leaving unmanned supermarkets, because Indian employees may be reviewed and calculated behind each order.Hyderabad Investment

For this approach, some comments pointed out that Amazon's core technology actually depends on a large number of low -cost India manpower, not real artificial intelligence.Some netizens even simplify artificial intelligence into "Anonymous Indians".Agra Wealth Management

It is worth noting that Amazon is not alone.Similar situations also exist in other companiesIndore Stock. Some projects in the name of artificial intelligence are actually hidden the facts of manual control.The regulatory authorities have begun to pay attention to this. The chairman of the US Securities and Exchange Commission warns investors that investment consultants may exaggerate their ability to create revenue through the AI ​​model and supervise the behavior of exaggerating AI technology.Surat Investment

The emergence of this phenomenon not only has begun to question the so -called artificial intelligence technology, but also arouses the attention of "whitewashing" behavior.With the increase in regulatory efforts, people have also raised more questions about the authenticity of technology companies.