AI can tell you exactly what data it needs. But who's actually going to collect it? Imagine an AI agent needing fresh spatial data from a street halfway across the world. It knows what's missing, but it can't physically go there and record it. That's where @vangrid_io comes in. They're building a network where people can capture real-world locations with their phones and earn USDC for accepted submissions. Those captures can then help create 3D representations of real places for AI systems to work with. What I find interesting is that the smarter AI gets, the more valuable fresh, real-world data could become. And humans still have a pretty important role in collecting it. Maybe the future of AI isn't just about replacing human work, but creating new kinds of work we haven't really thought about yet.