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Labelbox accelerated the launch of text to image models for a frontier AI lab

An AGI research company preparing to launch an AI product needed rapid content moderation at scale while avoiding lock-in to a single labeling vendor, which had historically caused cost overruns, delays, and inability to flexibly scale. Their existing internal labeling tool was slow and resource-intensive to develop and struggled to keep up with expanding use cases.

How it works
Common implementation structure
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Stage 1 · Product launch triggers labeling need
The company planning a highly anticipated AI product launch needed a rapid content moderation solution.
Tools used
Labelboxwebhooks
Outcome

Using Labelbox, the company managed over 10 labeling vendors simultaneously and generated hundreds of thousands of annotations in three months, enabling a hugely successful AI product launch with widespread industry excitement and user adoption.

What failed first

The company's previous internal labeling tool was slow and engineering-intensive to build and maintain, and prior experiences with external vendors involved significant delays when starting labeling projects.

Results
Time savedhundreds of thousands of annotated assets
Volumeover 10
Source

https://labelbox.com/customers/AGI-case-study/

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