AI BriefingUpstage Talks to Share How Silicon Valley AI Startups Work
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Upstage will share the culture of Silicon Valley AI startups together with an H2O.ai engineer.
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Korea's leading AI company Upstage is holding an online event called 'Upstage Talks' to share the secrets behind Silicon Valley AI startups' success and how they work.
At this event, Engineer Chae Min-cheol, who works as a frontend engineer at H2O.ai, will speak on topics including the reasons behind innovation and success, the kind of talent Silicon Valley wants, how AI startups work, and a comparison between Silicon Valley and Korean large corporations.
The event will be held twice, with a live online session at 12 PM and a recorded stream at 8 PM on May 26. Registration is open for 9 days, from the 18th to the 26th, on the Upstage website, and after the event, the presentation video and materials will be released on the website and YouTube channel.
Upstage also plans to launch AI Pack this year. This service supports data processing, AI modeling, and continuous updates, and offers the following features:
- OCR that extracts information from images
- High-performance search technology that finds semantically similar information
- Recommendation technology that reflects customer information and product/service characteristics
Through this, Upstage aims to expand into a one-stop no-code/low-code solution that makes it easy to apply the latest AI technology in the field.
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