AI data labeler Handshake buys Cleanlab, an acquisition target of multiple others

Handshake began in 2013 as a platform for hiring college grads and launched a human data labeling business about a year ago ...
CMS Wire

Data Collection and Labeling Market Worth $17.10B by 2030

The global data collection and labeling market size is expected to reach USD 17.10 billion by 2030, expanding at 28.9% CAGR from 2023 to 2030, according to a new report by Grand View Research, Inc.
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'The era of data-labeling companies is over,' says the CEO of a $2.2 billion AI training firm

Basic data-labeling work — the kind built on tagging images or sorting text — is becoming obsolete, said the CEO of a $2.2 billion AI training firm. Jonathan Siddharth, the CEO of Turing, said on an ...
VentureBeat

Forget data labeling: Tencent’s R-Zero shows how LLMs can train themselves

A new training framework developed by researchers at Tencent AI Lab and Washington University in St. Louis enables large language models (LLMs) to improve themselves without requiring any ...
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Data labeling startup Surge AI reportedly seeking $1B in first capital raise

Data-labeling startup Surge Labs Inc. is hoping to capitalize on the recent customer exodus at its main rival Scale AI Inc., and to do that it’s reportedly seeking up to $1 billion in venture capital ...
Nature

Multi-Label Classification and Learning Techniques

Multi-label classification is a dynamic field within machine learning that allows a single instance to be associated with multiple labels simultaneously. Over recent years, advances in this domain ...

Data Collection & Labeling Market to Surge from USD 6.12 Billion in 2026, Fueled by Advanced Sensor Technologies and Regulatory Demands

Advanced tooling integration, hybrid annotation models, regulatory compliance investments, supplier ecosystem evolution, modular and interoperable solutions. Data Collection & Labeling Market Data ...
Forbes

How A Google Alum Became A Low-Key AI Billionaire And The Youngest Member Of The Forbes 400

An alum of Google, Facebook and Twitter, Edwin Chen built his data labeling company, Surge, in the background of the AI revolution. Now the youngest member of the Forbes 400 is ready to step out of ...