Sentences with phrase «human curation»

First, it will dispense with all aspects of human curation of its homepage.

In the early days of search engines, for example, companies like Yahoo relied on human curation, employing thousands to neatly categorize and organize the fast - growing content on the web.

Facebook has on the one hand claimed to have a statistically small influence, while at the same time recently pledging to do more to try to combat the spread of false information on its platform, both with more human curation and the creation of more tools for people to flag and take the edge off of posts intentionally created to be incendiary and viral, but perhaps not ultimately to enlighten anyone at all.

Human curation doesn't scale, which is why Pandora has just 2 million songs and Apple Music just a few thousand playlists.

Iovine said Spotify, founded in 2006, is a good service, but lacks human curation.

Hired is essentially a job matchmaker, which sources top software engineers in a region, and matches the candidates and companies on its platform using a mixture of algorithm and human curation based on each party's needs.

«We're celebrating human curation over algorithmic rhythms,» said Mr. Silva, who was spurred to open his shop after experiencing a common affliction for London's bibliophiles — the repetitive, grating ring tones of smartphones disrupting the tranquility of his bookshop experience.

This flux results in part from court clerks back - dating filings, but small changes can also come from improvements to Lex Machina's data, either via upgraded automated recognition systems or via human curation.

[its] AI - generated document is then carefully reviewed by M&A attorneys, ensuring the best of machine learning and expert human curation».

«The ambitious goal is that you don't have to do [human curation].»

Some technology helps with video selection, but ultimately human curation is the final deciding factor here.

Its solution is complete human curation of video content, combined with a focus on videos that allow kids to explore their world, instead of being force - fed videos designed to promote consumerism, distraction, and bad attitudes.

The piece explains that Amazon's longer - term goal is for Alexa to (in TechCrunch's paraphrasing) «come up with more answers on her own starting with her own set of opinions that aren't curated by an editorial team inside Amazon», with Whitten describing Alexa operating without human curation as «the ambitious goal».

These playlists use the Music Genome system alongside human curation to provide a new batch of suggested listening based on each individual's moods, activities, and favorite genres.

«Featuring a playlist curated by an algorithm which was based on 150 songs played on the network by our 6 Music Recommends presenters Steve Lamacq, Lauren Laverne, Mary Anne Hobbs and Tom Ravenscroft, Matt and Matthew also discuss where algorithm meets human curation, where streaming is heading and how the rise of music technology is affecting artists and audiences alike,» explains 6Music's programme listing.

These photos are curated by the machine learning AI called Ava with a little help from human curation.

The move to add more human curation into the mix is nevertheless a step in the right direction.

Human curation matters.

«Presearch will use a combination of human curation by subject matter experts who are rewarded with tokens, and machine learning technology and APIs from other search providers (particularly for long - tail searches).»

And that's the whole purpose of YouTube changing it to human curation anyway.

In effect, Discover Weekly sidesteps the man versus machine debate and delivers the holy grail of music recommendation: human curation at scale.

The latest sign of the trend towards tighter control is a report that YouTube plans to release a new version of its YouTube Kids app that will rely entirely on human curation.

Deals will be selected by an algorithm with a bit of human curation on top, and may include stealthy startups that are not shown on AngelList's public site.

Because one of Shomi's differentiators is human curation, we have the opportunity to take that content and test whether it was an anomaly or are people really digging it, or is it just not fitting our brand our audience?

Arcuri adds that the personalization engine at the heart of the Beats Music streaming music service, which blends recommendation algorithms with human curation, as further proof that the deal underscores the «humanization of data.»

Slava Rubin: And on the Indiegogo platform, it's always going to open, no application, no human curation.

There's a human curation element, of course, but we also take the numbers and plug them into our ranking algorithm.

On the Kindle Store, which is 100 % algorithm - driven (i.e. there is no human curation), they are absolutely vital.

Humans, not robots: On the product side, McCue said to expect the company to double down on human curation.

Pandora says the playlists are generated using a blend of human curation and its famous «Music Genome» classification system, and machine learning.

We combined our human curation with personalized algorithms to automatically serve up new artists and songs anticipating the perfect balance of discovery and steady favorites.»

Songza, like Beats, relies heavily on human curation to build playlists for its users.

Beats differentiates itself from other music streaming services through the use of human curation and algorithms to best find tracks you like.

What's more, Cook said in an internal memo to employees that Apple views Beats Music as «the first subscription service to really get it right,» and its combination of human curation and technology is the spot - on approach to music streaming.

«It's a revolutionary music service curated by the leading music experts who we helped handpick,» he declared, placing Apple firmly in the human curation camp.

It's human curation, but gathered by an automated system that doesn't even know their names.