Outperform the pack with RLHF for Generative AI
Build user-centric AI with human knowledge,
intuition and learned experience
Enable the creation of new, realistic content. Learn more
Human feedback to develop your language models. Learn more
Keep your platforms and generative models safe. Learn more
Build the next generation of computer-vision AI. Learn more
We teach, train and assess our annotators on a custom training platform. Quality Scorecards are calculated weekly for each annotator.
Gather domain-specific data with an annotation team curated specifically for your use case. We match their experience to the level of expertise required for your use case.
Seamless data integration with your data pipeline. Integrate human feedback and user input seamlessly into your training loop for model refinement.
Get unbiased human feedback that respects cultural nuances and preferences. We provide multilingual capabilities, with expertise in Southeast Asian languages.
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Iterate models quickly and get closer to optimal performance before your competitors.
Fine-tune your model responses with RLHF through real-time model interactions.
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The best interface for self-service labeling. Everything from uploading data to seeing it labeled in real time was really cool. Very impressed with how the platform delivered exactly the label quality we needed.
The annotators were really quick. Checked 5 minutes after uploading data - 100 images done.
Real-time view of the generated labels gave me instant feedback about the label quality. No more waiting for the whole batch. This replaced my standard manual QA process using external tools like Voxel's FiftyOne.
SUPA has provided us with good quality judgments to train, tune, and validate our Search & Recommendations models. Before this, it was difficult to scale our labeling workflows.
What stands out is their commitment to providing consistent support throughout the data labeling process. The team actively engaged with us to clear up any ambiguity in the dataset including edge cases we didn't foresee.
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