Product Releases

Sirisha Rella, Technical Product Marketing Manager at Nvidia, recently gave a Lightning Talk presentation on “demystifying” speech AI at Snorkel AI’s Future of Data-Centric AI virtual conference.

Snorkel Flow debuts a new integration with Microsoft Azure Form Recognizer to help organizations leverage Azure AI services.

See what’s in our latest Snorkel Flow release and how we’re accelerating data-centric AI development further.

Snorkel AI is excited to build on our partnership with Microsoft Azure to help enterprises and government agencies solve their most impactful problems and unlock value from their data using AI. Learn how Azure customers can easily deploy Snorkel Flow on their Azure cloud infrastructure to accelerate AI application development with data-centric workflows and programmatic labeling.

Introducing new capabilities for Data-centric Foundation Model Development in Snorkel Flow Powerful new large language or foundation models (FMs) like GPT-3, Stable Diffusion, BERT, and more have taken the AI space by storm, going viral—even beyond technical practitioners—thanks to incredible capabilities around text generation, image synthesis, and more. However, enterprises face fundamental barriers to using these foundation models on real,

We created Data-centric Foundation Model Development to bridge the gaps between foundation models and enterprise AI. New Snorkel Flow capabilities (Foundation Model Fine-tuning, Warm Start, and Prompt Builder) give data science and machine learning teams the tools they need to effectively put foundation models (FMs) to use for performance-critical enterprise use cases. The need is clear: despite undeniable excitement about

On the heels of the second annual Future of Data-Centric AI event, we’re energized by what we learned from data scientists, machine learning engineers, and AI leaders who are adopting data-centric approaches to accelerate AI success. The Snorkel Flow platform provides these teams with a seamless workflow across training data creation, model training, and analysis—the scaffolding to make data-centric AI

Continuous Model Feedback, available in beta as part of the new Studio experience, is Snorkel Flow’s latest capabilities to make training data creation and model development more integrated, automated, and guided.

Programmatic labeling moves a classic technique from interesting to high-impact So much of real-world AI development entails working with text data that’s messy — in fact, 80%+ of enterprise data is unstructured. And while state-of-the-art models get a lot of the glory, creating the training data that conveys what your model needs to learn is more often the biggest determiner of AI

We’re currently experiencing such a rapid AI revolution and adoption of technologies, ranging from autonomous cars to virtual assistants and robotic surgeries and so much more, making it challenging for our government agencies to keep up. Especially when adding AI technologies to the mix, it can be even harder to manage.The crucial adoption of trustworthy AI and its successful integration

Latest features and platform improvements for Snorkel Flow 2022 is off to a strong start as we continue to make the benefits of data-centric AI more accessible to the enterprise. With this release, we’re further empowering AI/ML teams to drive rapid, analysis-driven training data iteration and development. Improvements include streamlined data exploration and programmatic labeling workflows, integrated active learning and AutoML,

 

The Snorkel AI founding team started the Snorkel Research Project at Stanford AI Lab in 2015, where we set out to explore a higher-level interface to machine learning through training data. This project was sponsored by Google, Intel, DARPA, and several other leading organizations and the research was represented in over 40 academic conferences such as ACL, NeurIPS, Nature and

ScienceTalks with Saam Motamedi We at Snorkel AI have received many requests from data scientists and machine learning engineers who aspire to be founders, where do they start and how should they get started on their entrepreneurial journey? We genuinely believe that data scientists and machine learning engineers will build the next generation of mega-enterprises. Over the summer, we’ve recorded

Snorkel Flow LTS Release Summer ‘21 By adopting Snorkel Flow, a data-centric AI development platform powered by programmatic labeling, our customers have changed how they build and deploy AI applications. We’ve seen our customers save tens-of-millions of dollars in manual labeling costs and person-years of time by applying weak supervision with Snorkel Flow.Over the last few months, we’ve been hard

We started the Snorkel project at the Stanford AI lab in 2015 around two core hypotheses:

In this episode of Science Talks, Explosion AI’s Ines Montani sat down with Snorkel AI’s Braden Hancock to discuss her path into machine learning, key design decisions behind the popular spaCy library for industrial-strength NLP, the importance of bringing together different stakeholders in the ML development process, and more.This episode is part of the #ScienceTalks video series hosted by the Snorkel AI team. You

Over the past year, we’ve worked hard to deliver Snorkel Flow, the first AI platform to provide all the power of machine learning without the pains of hand-labeling. Snorkel Flow lets you label data programmatically, train models flexibly, improve performance iteratively, and deploy AI applications quickly. We are incredibly proud of the value that our customers, including two of the

We are inventing a new way to build enterprise AI applications. Taking a data-centric approach, we are making machine learning iterable, faster to deploy, and ultimately more practical.That is a fantastic opportunity, but it also presents one of our biggest challenges – figuring out how to bridge the gap between developers at the vanguard of machine learning and business leaders

Today I’m excited to announce Snorkel AI’s launch out of stealth! Snorkel AI, which spun out of the Stanford AI Lab in 2019, was founded on two simple premises: first, that the labeled training data machine learning models learn from is increasingly what determines the success or failure of AI applications. And second, that we can do much better than labeling this