In India, a growing trend has emerged where workers are required to wear forehead cameras as part of an initiative to train artificial intelligence systems. These workers, including those in textile factories, film themselves performing their daily tasks to enable robots to learn the necessary skills to take over their jobs. While they receive compensation for their contributions, many are left questioning the long-term implications of such training, as it could lead to their replacement by the very AI systems they are helping to create. This practice raises critical concerns about the future of work and the ethical implications of AI development, as these individuals inadvertently train the technologies that may one day displace them.