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World's largest open-source multimodal dataset delivers 17x training efficiency

Encord's dataset is 100 times larger than the next comparable multimodal dataset. It operates at petabyte scale with terabytes of raw data and over 1 million human annotations.

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The startups taking on Scale AI in robotics

There's been a flurry of exciting startups leading the charge in the robotics space and growing fast to tackle the biggest problem in Physical AI today: data.

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Encord lands new cash to grow its data dev tools for AI

Encord has raised $30m in Series B funding to expand its product, engineering, and AI research teams, and grow its San Francisco offices over the next six months.

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Comment: Google Launches Tool That Detects AI Images

Ulrik Stig Hansen, Co-Founder & President at Encord, shares his thoughts on synthetic data, and Deepmind’s SynthID, with Forbes.

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Artificial intelligence will ‘increase the standard’ of sport - experts from Encord explain

Alexandre Bonnet, Lead ML Solutions Engineer at Encord, opines on the use of artificial intelligence in sport.

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Apple added $71 billion to its market value after news that it’s been secretly building an ‘Apple GPT’ to rival OpenAI

Ulrik Stig Hansen, Co-Founder & President at Encord, shares his thoughts on Apple's new LLM with Fortune.

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Why we can’t open-source a solution to A.I.’s ethical issues

Frederik Hvilshøj, Lead ML Engineer at Encord, shares his thoughts on the ethical implications open-source AI development with Fortune.

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Foundation models: Building a future with less human input

Ulrik Stig Hansen, Co-Founder & President at Encord, shares his thoughts on how foundation models are changing the approach to the development and deployment of ML models.

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The dystopian future of menial work as AI replaces humans

Dr Andreas Heindl, ML Product Manager at Encord, shares his thoughts on the future of data labeling with The Telegraph.

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