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Toptal launches ExpertCrowd platform for specialized AI training
Toptal has announced the launch of ExpertCrowd, a new platform designed to train and improve artificial intelligence models and systems. The platform focuses on Reinforcement Learning from Human Feedback (RLHF), Reinforcement Learning (RL) data generation, data labeling, and model evaluation.
ExpertCrowd leverages Toptal’s global network of over 30,000 specialized domain experts across more than 140 countries. This talent pool includes 2,000 AI and big data specialists, 12,000 professionals with advanced degrees, and 1,000 PhD-level AI specialists. The platform aims to provide highly specialized human judgment for industries such as healthcare, legal, biotechnology, cybersecurity, and financial services.
The platform’s AI-driven sourcing engine was developed in-house by Toptal’s research team, which includes PhDs from institutions including Harvard, EPFL, and the University of Liège. ExpertCrowd offers multimodal annotation, customizable workflows, and real-time project tracking to help AI labs and enterprises scale training projects.
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EPFL · ExpertCrowd · Harvard University · Toptal · University of Liège
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- [● 3 SOURCES] The platform utilizes a network of over 30,000 specialized domain experts across more than 140 countries. onlinemediacafe.com · businessnewsweek.in · theqldr.com.au
- [● 3 SOURCES] The expert network includes over 2,000 AI and big data specialists, 12,000 professionals with advanced degrees, and 1,000 PhD-level AI specialists. onlinemediacafe.com · businessnewsweek.in · theqldr.com.au
- [● 3 SOURCES] Toptal has launched ExpertCrowd, a platform designed to train and improve AI models through RLHF, RL data generation, data labeling, and model evaluation. onlinemediacafe.com · businessnewsweek.in · theqldr.com.au
- [● 3 SOURCES] The platform's AI-driven sourcing engine was developed in-house by a research team including PhDs from institutions such as Harvard, EPFL, and the University of Liège. onlinemediacafe.com · businessnewsweek.in · theqldr.com.au