Re:Show HN: Subscription based suite of ML APIs from Google/...
by mohi13 on Sunday January 21, 2018 @09:41AM
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For anyone wondering what it is:
A service to compare and integrate all the world's best ML/AI APIs from one place.
Allows transparent connection to more than a dozen ML API providers like Google, Microsoft, AWS etc such that for any use case say, image moderation, you can move from one API provider to another in a whiff with no code change since we provide a common response.
Also, you can configure to mix match response from multiple providers to suit your needs.
Re:Show HN: Subscription based suite of ML APIs from Google/...
by ezekg on Sunday January 21, 2018 @09:59AM
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I don’t understand the whole “a Netflix for machine learning” bit. If you have to explain what your tagline means, you should probably change your tagline to something that makes more sense. Netflix immediately makes me think movies.
Re:Show HN: Subscription based suite of ML APIs from Google/...
by ezekg on Sunday January 21, 2018 @10:30AM
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A subscription with a suite of ML APIs, maybe? Idk, but the Netflix bit is really confusing—I mean you had to explain what your product actually is in your OP because the tagline tells you nothing. “Netflix” doesn’t make me think “pay as you go API suite/marketplace/thing.”
Re:Show HN: Subscription based suite of ML APIs from Google/...
by mohi13 on Monday January 22, 2018 @12:40AM
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Thanks. We had looked at what they were doing, similar as a concept but quite different in use cases. CE is mostly to support multiple platforms like Magneto/Shopify or other business integrations etc with just one integration, we are making it for developers and teams to integrate and iterate faster..similar to what Segment does for Analytics.
A service to compare and integrate all the world's best ML/AI APIs from one place.
Allows transparent connection to more than a dozen ML API providers like Google, Microsoft, AWS etc such that for any use case say, image moderation, you can move from one API provider to another in a whiff with no code change since we provide a common response.
Also, you can configure to mix match response from multiple providers to suit your needs.
I can totally see I might want to use this is some of my side projects. BTW any free plans ?
Shoots us a mail for [email protected], we could arrange a free plan for our beta users :)