Agents are delivering the adaptive data labeling flywheel that labeling companies never could
ducha_aiki · x · 2026-10-08
Agents are finally delivering the promise data labeling companies failed to fulfill: label a little data, train a new model or algorithm on it, and it helps you label more — an adaptive flywheel. The labeling process itself is becoming adaptive too, the author notes.
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