4 February 2025, Vienna – Austrian synthetic data startup MOSTLY AI announces the release of the world’s first industry-grade open source toolkit for producing synthetic data from real customer data.

Chinese social media platform RedNote, also known domestically as Xiaohongshu, released its first open-source large language model (LLM) last Friday. The new model, dubbed “dots.llm1,” contains 142 ...

MOSTLY AI announces $100,000 global prize challenge to advance privacy-safe synthetic data for AI training. Entries close 3 ...

Nvidia has acquired synthetic data startup Gretel to bolster the AI training data used by the chip maker's ... but fine-tunes existing open source models to add differential privacy and ...

Chinese social media giant’s cost-efficient AI breakthrough highlights Asia’s growing influence in enterprise AI development.

LLM developers are increasingly turning to synthetic data to speed up development and reduce costs. Researchers behind ...

From public and proprietary datasets to synthetic and behavioral ... academic institutions, and open-source projects. It includes census data, environmental reports, public financial filings ...

This is where synthetic data steps in to open up new opportunities. ... Providing a safe, ethical and scalable data source, this data can be the best option in some situations.

To bridge the gap, many are turning to artificially generated or ‘synthetic’ data as an alternative to real-world sources. This comes in various formats, ranging from structured tables and ...

For example, in Meta's flagship open-source model, Llama 3.1 405B, which the company introduced last week, the researchers made extensive use of synthetic data to "fine-tune" the model and to ...

Synthetic data isn’t a new concept, of course, but with the AI revolution in full swing, ... is just standard off-the-shelf “open source stuff,” as Pachuca puts it.

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