Full-Time
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Provides data labeling solutions for AI
$150k - $250kAnnually
Senior
San Francisco, CA, USA
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Labelbox offers data labeling solutions for artificial intelligence applications, enabling businesses to label images, videos, text, and documents efficiently. Their platform allows users to create workflows that manage labeling tasks, which is crucial for industries like agriculture and healthcare that require large-scale data labeling for AI model training. Operating on a software-as-a-service (SaaS) model, Labelbox generates revenue through subscription fees and additional workforce services. The company's goal is to enhance AI development by providing high-quality data labeling solutions that improve efficiency.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Series D
Total Funding
$183.7M
Headquarters
San Francisco, California
Founded
2018
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Competitive remuneration
Flexible vacation policy (we don't count PTO Days)
401k Program
College savings account
HSA
Daily lunches paid for by the company (especially convenient while working from home)
Virtual wellness and guided meditation programs
Dog-friendly office
Regular company social events (happy hours, off-sites)
Professional development benefits and resources
Remote friendly (we hire in-office and remote employees)
Google’s latest artificial intelligence models could accelerate AI adoption in eCommerce and retail, developers say, as the tech giant unveils upgrades designed to attract more businesses to its Gemini platform. The company announced two updated production-ready models in a Tuesday (Sept. 24) blog post, Gemini-1.5-Pro-002 and Gemini-1.5-Flash-002, which offer enhanced capabilities across a range of tasks, including product recommendations, inventory management and customer service automation. “The new release introduces advanced capabilities in math and vision tasks,” Sujan Abraham, a senior software engineer at AI firm Labelbox, told PYMNTS. “These models are designed for a wide range of tasks, including text, code and multimodal applications. They can process larger and much more complex inputs like 1,000-page PDFs, massive code repos and hour-long videos
Labelbox introduces Large Language Model (LLM) solution to help enterprises innovate with generative AI, expands partnership with Google Cloud.
Labelbox introduces LLM solution to help enterprises innovate with generative AI, expands partnership with Google Cloud.
In the next week, Labelbox Inc.’ll be releasing auto-generated model metrics to debug your model, find and fix labeling errors, and improve the overall performance of your model before it hits production on real-world data.
In the coming days, Labelbox Inc.'ll be adding an exciting new feature called Workflows.