The Early Days of Labeling

At 19, you dropped out of MIT to start a company. What did you see in labeling as being so promising that this was worth dropping out? I wanted to build like a camera inside my fridge. They'll tell me when my roommates were stealing my food. And then after labeling like 10,000 of images, I started to get something like kind of sort of, you know, you could see for like kind of worked. That felt like one of these profound, but in sort of like, the almost like pretty realizations.