A key type of AI training data is running out. Googlers have a bold new idea to fix that.

Source: Business Insider

Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis. Benoit Tessier/ReutersGoogle DeepMind researchers have found a new way to make use of data deemed unsafe for AI training. Labs try to avoid data that is toxic, inaccurate, or contains personally identifiable information.

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A key type of AI training data is running out. Googlers have a bold new idea to fix that.

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