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    Their mission is to help companies accelerate their AI development by providing core data related solutions, significantly reducing the time to market. They enable computer vision and perception teams across the world to effortlessly build and manage ground truth data with their smart annotation tools and fully managed labeling services. Today, Playment forms an essential part of a computer vision engineer's toolkit as a reliable training and validation data bank. They are a small team of young creators and technology enthusiasts with an unsatiable hunger to make things happen faster than expected. Playmentie's believe in the world made super efficient with AI and work hard every single day to make it a reality than merely a hyped science fiction.

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    Snorkel AI started as a research project in the Stanford AI Lab in 2016, where they set out to explore a higher-level interface to machine learning through programmatically labeled and managed training data. From deploying early versions of Snorkel Flow's core technology with some of the world’s leading organizations, to empowering scientists, doctors, and journalists, they’ve seen firsthand how this approach democratizes and accelerates AI. Now, they’re working to bring their technology to everyone.

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    iMerit is working with customers to enrich and label their data and to achieve the best results from their algorithms. All the work powers advanced algorithms in machine learning, computer vision, natural language understanding, e-commerce, augmented reality, and data analytics. They work on data for transformative technologies such as advancing cancer cell research, optimizing crop yields, and training driverless cars to understand their environment.