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My AI startup pays people to film themselves taking out the trash. It's now valued at $150 million.

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Kled AI, founded by Avi Patel, raises $6.5 million at a $150 million valuation to collect and resell personal data from users for AI training purposes. This startup pays individuals to upload specific photos and videos, addressing the need for high-quality, consented data in the booming AI market, while also providing an income source for participants in developing countries.

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