The Camera Is the Price

A humanoid robot will clean your San Francisco home for thirty dollars an hour. The catch is the camera: a trained operator steers the robot live through cameras on its head and wrists, and Tau keeps the unblurred footage indefinitely to train its robots, unless you ask for deletion. Deletion removes your footage from future training, but it cannot un-train a model your home already shaped. Bedrooms and bathrooms stay out unless you opt in, and any room can be marked off-limits. The price is not thirty dollars an hour. It is a first-person record of your home. Sources: Tau Robotics Service Privacy Policy: https://www.tau-robotics.com/service-privacy Tau Robotics humanoids offer cleaning at $30 an hour (humanoid.guide, via MarketWatch): https://humanoid.guide/tau-robotics-humanoids-clean-homes-for-30-an-hour-with-help/ Tau Robotics prices robot cleanings to gather training data (cobesa.ai): https://www.cobesa.ai/news/tau-robotics-cleaning-service-training-data That's your SignalWatch, from Ashfires Press.