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Nic Acton

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3 ways to use Snorkel’s Labeling Functions
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3 ways to use Snorkel’s Labeling Functions

Labeling functions are fundamental building blocks of programmatic labeling that encode diverse sources of weak labeling signals to produce high-quality labeled data at scale. Let’s start with the core motivation for labeling functions: over time, every major commercial organization and government agency builds various valuable, often bespoke knowledge resources. These resources include employee expertise, wikis and ontologies, business logic, and…

Jun 24, 2022 •
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AI in cybersecurity an introduction and case studies

An introduction to AI in cybersecurity with real-world case studies in a Fortune 500 organization and a government agency Despite all the recent advances in artificial intelligence and machine learning (AI/ML) applied to a vast array of application areas and use cases, success in AI in cybersecurity remains elusive. The key component to building AI/ML applications is training data, which…

May 05, 2022 •
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How AI can be used to rapidly respond to information warfare in the Russia-Ukraine conflict
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How AI can be used to rapidly respond to information warfare in the Russia-Ukraine conflict

Proliferating web technology has contributed to information warfare in recent conflicts. Artificial Intelligence (AI) can play a significant role in stemming disinformation campaigns, cyber-attacks, and informing diplomacy in the rapidly evolving situation in Ukraine. Snorkel AI is dedicated to supporting the National Security community and other enterprise organizations with state-of-the-art AI technology. We see this as our responsibility in the…

Feb 28, 2022 •
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