Today's guest, Alberto Rizzoli, CEO of V7, explores use cases of large language models in life sciences, retail, and manufacturing. Topics include automating labeling in drug discovery, AI-assisted surgeries, self-labeling for data quality, human expert feedback in retail, and industry crossover between manufacturing and healthcare.
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Large language models can streamline labeling in life sciences and pharmaceuticals, assisting in tasks like cell analysis and cancer detection.
In retail, AI tools need customization to address challenges like accurate product detection and retrieval, with shared use cases in manufacturing.
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Large Language Models in Life Sciences and Pharmaceuticals
Large language models have the potential to streamline labeling in life sciences and pharmaceuticals. In fields like drug discovery and scientific research, there is often a need to analyze large amounts of imagery and detect specific cells or anomalies. By leveraging large language models, researchers can efficiently detect and classify cells, make inferences based on data from microscopy slides, and support scientific theses. These models can handle vast amounts of data and assist in tasks such as counting cells, measuring expected rates of duplication, and providing insights for cancer detection and drug administration evaluation.
Retail Use Cases and Training Data in AI
Retail presents unique challenges for AI due to the sheer volume of products and diverse appearances. Proper training data infrastructure is essential to address these challenges, ensuring accurate product detection and retrieval. Whether it's autonomous checkout, out-of-stock detection, or online retail personalization, AI tools need to be tuned to specific retail environments. Customizing off-the-shelf solutions is often necessary to match the data available and improve accuracy. Furthermore, the lines between retail and manufacturing are blurring, with shared use cases like autonomous inventory management and planogram analytics.
AI in Critical Infrastructure Inspections
AI is transforming the way critical infrastructure inspections are conducted in manufacturing. Companies are utilizing platforms and tools to detect anomalies in infrastructure like cracks in concrete or rust patches. Drones and robots are employed for inspection, enabling rapid data collection and reporting. AI analyzes this data to produce health reports for infrastructure, similar to how radiologists detect anomalies in medical scans. Effective data infrastructure and accurate labeling processes are crucial to ensure the quality of inspection results. By adopting AI-driven inspections, manufacturing leaders can optimize maintenance and reduce costs.
Today’s guest is Alberto Rizzoli, Co-founder and CEO of V7. V7 is an AI-first software company that builds a high-quality image and video training platform for model and database management. Alberto returns to the program to examine larger use cases in foundational large language models, and where these capabilities are achieving ROI across healthcare, retail, and manufacturing sectors. This episode is sponsored by V7. Learn how brands work with Emerj and other Emerj Media options at emerj.com/ad1.
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