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Trajectory raises $45M to make AI model training accessible to nontechnical experts
Businesses adapting these models for specialized fields, such as law and finance, typically get around this by fine-tuning general models.
Trajectory then uses that information to retrain the model, helping it improve at specialized tasks over time.With Trajectory, lawyers, doctors, and other specialists can improve the models near automatically themselves, Malde said. That capability could make deploying specialized AI faster and cheaper.Companies like Harvey and Rogo are already using Trajectory’s platform to post-train open source models, helping them perform more like experienced lawyers or financial analysts by learning from previous tasks, such as reviewing a particular type of legal contract or valuing a company using a…
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