caption.now
caption.now helps you quickly and efficiently caption an image dataset for AI training. Machine-learning practitioners, researchers, and dataset curators can label images at speed, producing the text captions needed to train or fine-tune vision and image-generation models, with the emphasis on making a normally repetitive annotation workflow fast.
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