For AI to help social media, new models are required, models that take stakeholders inside trends

People are the essential resource

Intelus today announced it has joined NVIDIA Inception, a program designed to nurture startups revolutionizing industries through advancements in AI and data science.

The goal is to put the power of data back in the hands of domain experts and business leaders, not only for improved AI outcomes, but for better and more cost-effective innovation.

We need new tools that allow interactive exploration of unlabeled data.

“CEOs, politicians, doctors, teachers, researchers—people from all walks of life have benefited, yet the triumphs of machine learning and artificial intelligence have also exposed their limitations.”

“It’s the first step in the company’s larger plan to make artificial intelligence more accessible to a wider set of businesses and organizations.”

“The cost and complexity of machine learning has long been a barrier too steep for most enterprises” said Gary Flake, former CTO Search & Data Science, Salesforce. "Intelus makes a new paradigm possible with machine teaching, a framework that democratizes machine learning by empowering anyone to teach, test, and deploy state-of-the-art models with no code, no hardware, low complexity, and at low cost"

The Fisher Center for Business Analytics at the Berkeley Haas School of Business Nominates Riham Mansour, Intelus Chief Product Officer, for the 2021 “Woman of the Year”.