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alexwatson405

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    Hi all- I’m a co-founder from Gretel; our team and tech are now part of NVIDIA. NeMo Data Designer is our core product from Gretel and now the internal framework we use heavily for…

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    Nvidia open sources the synthetic data framework used to build Nemotron datasets

    NVIDIA just open sourced NeMo Data Designer, the synthetic data framework used internally to build both pre-training and post-training datasets for Nemotron. It lets you define an …

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    Hey there! Co-founder of Gretel.ai here, and I think I can provide some insights on this topic. Firstly, the concept you're hinting at is not purely traditional ML. In traditional …

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    “Pics and it didn’t happen.” Love it

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    Comment #32912732

    Here is the call for papers (CFP) section in the FAQ. Links to a Google Form https://gretel.ai/synthesize2023#faqs

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    [Feedback requested] Launching new synthetic data platform for devs

    Hey hackernews! Today we're launching a new product release to the world and would love your feedback. At Gretel, we build APIs to help developers create their own synthetic data t…

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    Happy Data Privacy Day Everyone

    Here's a post from my cofounder Laszlo Bock why protecting individual privacy is so important. He has a somewhat unique perspective- a refugee who fled communist Romania, to 10+ ye…

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    Comment #25115676

    Yep- versioning is definitely important, and not what Gretel focuses on. You could connect a Gretel project stream up to a Dat backend for versioning/lineage. So you could use Gret…

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    Good point in the article that barring apps from aggressively tracking users (which is a good thing IMO), creates more power for companies like Facebook/Apple/Google/Amazon that al…

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    + Neat example of using the synthetic data to balance limited ML datasets: https://towardsdatascience.com/improving-massively-imbalance...

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    Nice write-up! Getting servos and gears strong enough to jump will be a challenge, but looking forward to seeing what you come up with! I had a project to create a SpotMini from a …

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    Comment #24274881

    @ofalko Our code is open source, you can always check it out for yourself. =) https://github.com/gretelai/gretel-synthetics

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    To quote the great Jean Luc Picard, pick "one impossible thing at a time". I also find myself going in a lot of directions, and I've found that picking an idea and sticking with it…

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    Training tutorial and Google Colaboratory here: https://medium.com/gretel-ai/create-artificial-data-with-gre...

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    Comment #22467717

    Hey all- we just released code on GitHub and a research post on Medium demonstrating how to generate synthetic datasets from models trained using differential privacy guarantees, b…

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    @freeone3000 GitHub is amazing for building and collaborating on source code, we're building services to enable safe and private collaboration on streaming data (whether text, imag…

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    @lalaland1125 you're right that privacy is a hard problem, we're really excited about making techniques like synthetic data, data labeling, and analyzing data sets for potential pr…