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Anatomy of Mercor's Data Breach
(share.jotbird.com)
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generativeai
5mo ago
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generativeai
2y ago
text to video models need training data in form of videos and captions (prompts)
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generativeai
2y ago
austen was one of paul g's favourite ceo
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generativeai
2y ago
Looks like scale introduced new labor hiring site (other than remotasks.com): https://outlier.ai/ Interesting jobs to train generative AI models. Interesting comments here: https://www.reddit.com/r/link
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generativeai
2y ago
Follow the money
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generativeai
3y ago
Great work boys
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generativeai
3y ago
Sound like the company has not invented here syndrome. Maps is largely solved problem. Mapbox has a great product that is customizable. Perhaps the company could better spend their R&D to focus on products that directly imoroves it
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generativeai
3y ago
https://vectara.com/compare-pinecone-io-vs-vectara/
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generativeai
3y ago
Looks like Labelbox is doing something with GPT models... https://labelbox.com/blog/few-shot-learning-and-zero-shot-le...
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generativeai
4y ago
While Scale is very good at marketing, I wonder if companies using scale ai genuinely understand how their data is being labeled. They have been completely obfuscating that they primarily do crowdsourcing through https://remotask
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generativeai
4y ago
they hire cleared labelers in st louis. The software likely needs to run on-premises or in government networks
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generativeai
4y ago
Their gov business is questionable for long-term sustainment. Labeling services are akin to transcription services provided by others like Leidos... its not a technology business. Got contracts through political connections... there's
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generativeai
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Says the guy who sold products to the Chinese company (Baidu) and tried to sell more to china in the early days. Such hypocrisy. http://web.archive.org/web/20190805191959/https://scale.com/