Trainspot is launching a two-sided marketplace to help people monetize their IP and help companies source data for AI applications.
October 29, 2024

This startup is creating an AI training data marketplace to help creators and companies buy and sell licensed content

Trainspot is launching a two-sided marketplace to help people monetize their IP and help companies source data for AI applications.

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Trainspot is launching a two-sided marketplace to help people monetize their IP and help companies source data for AI applications.

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