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What’s the blocker holding back computer vision AI (i.e. the technology that trains computers to interpret images and videos) from solving the hardest problems we face today? According to Eric Landau, it’s the difficulty of creating usable, labeled, training datasets. “That’s why we built Cord, a platform that can automate the data annotation process for computer vision use cases.” We’ve briefly touched on the amount of data companies use to train AI models. Google is using all of your failed CAPTCHA attempts to train its AI and their latest Switch Transformer model (although an NLP)... Read more |
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