How is data for AI different from datasets for AI?
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“Datasets for AI are specific data assets, such as a catalog item you license or procure. Data for AI is the broader service layer: sourcing, collection, preparation, annotation, evaluation, governance and continuous improvement of those assets. One is the data asset; the other is the operating model that makes it usable in production.”
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