Scale, whose army of humans annotate raw data to train self-driving and other AI systems, nabs $18M | TechCrunch
The artificial intelligence revolution is underway in the world of technology, but as it turns out, some of the most faithful foot soldiers are still humans. A startup called Scale, which works with a team of contractors who examine and categorise visual data to train AI systems in a two-sided mark…
Scale, whose army of humans annotate raw data to train self-driving and other AI systems, nabs $18M | TechCrunch Scale, whose army of humans annotate raw data to train self-driving and other AI systems, nabs $18M Ingrid Lunden 10:08 AM PDT · August 7, 2018 The artificial intelligence revolution is underway in the world of technology, but as it turns out, some of the most faithful foot soldiers are still humans. A startup called Scale , which works with a team of contractors who examine and categorise visual data to train AI systems in a two-sided marketplace model, announced that it has raised
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