ZenNews› Tech› AI Firms Use Free Home Services to Build Robot La… Tech AI Firms Use Free Home Services to Build Robot Labor Data Door-to-door cleaning campaigns expose gaps in U.S. data consent law By Daniel Marsh Jun 23, 2026 1 min read Updated: Jun 23, 2026 At a GlanceAI companies are secretly gathering vast amounts of labor data.They're leveraging free services like TaskRabbit and Handy for this purpose.This data is crucial for training and developing advanced robotic systems. Our TakeThis report reveals a concerning trend of AI firms exploiting everyday services to amass data on human work. The implications suggest a significant acceleration in the development of robots capable of performing a wider range of tasks. Share Share X Facebook WhatsApp Copy link How do you feel about this? 🔥 0 😲 0 🤔 0 👍 0 😢 0 Tech Firms Use Free Home D Daniel Marsh Technology Daniel Marsh tracks Silicon Valley, AI and tech policy reshaping the US economy. You might also like › US Politics Nasdaq Rout Puts Big Tech Valuations Under Fresh Scrutiny 06 Jun 2026 Tech Trump's AI CEO Roundtable Shifts From Hype to Hard Dollars 07 Jun 2026 Tech Meta's Opt-Out Loophole Sparks Federal Privacy Debate 04 Jun 2026 Tech Anthropic Co-Founder Warns Congress on Autonomous AI Risk 06 Jun 2026 Tech White House AI Summit Signals Shift in Federal Tech Policy 05 Jun 2026 Tech Zuckerberg's AI Pivot Tests Meta's Institutional Memory 06 Jun 2026 Also interesting › Society Hidden Fee Crackdown Puts U.S. Ticket Platforms on Notice 1 hrs ago Sports Messi's World Cup Record Puts U.S. Soccer Sponsorship in Play 13 hrs ago US Politics Greenspan's Death Prompts Congress to Reexamine Fed Independence 17 hrs ago US Politics Qatar Jet Gift Revives Foreign Emoluments Debate 21 hrs ago More in Tech › Tech GTA 6 Launch Pressure Tests U.S. Retail's Digital Shift 20 Jun 2026 Tech Big Tech's AI Curriculum Push Reshapes U.S. Workforce Policy 19 Jun 2026 Tech Snap's AR Glasses Bet Revives Silicon Valley's Wearables Race 18 Jun 2026 Tech Bezos AI Jobs Claim Puts Retraining Burden Back on Washington 17 Jun 2026 ← Tech GTA 6 Launch Pressure Tests U.S. Retail's Digital Shift