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Sieve
@sievedata
The multimodal data lab.
San Francisco, CA
sieve.ai
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    Sieve
    @sievedata
    Jun 16
    Sieve hosted two events for the multimodal research community at CVPR 2026: a researcher dinner and a happy hour bringing together students, engineers, and researchers from across the ecosystem. The conversations were some of the highlights of the week - we discussed everything
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    Sieve
    @sievedata
    Jun 1
    Earlier this month, Sieve hosted an intimate dinner with Stanford undergraduates and graduate students exploring the multimodal space, bringing together perspectives from research and industry over an exceptional meal from Eylan. We look forward to hosting similar events at other
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    Sieve
    @sievedata
    May 29
    We’re excited to be heading to CVPR 2026 next week. Over the past year, Sieve has built one of the largest repositories of multimodal data and evals frontier labs use to train and evaluate world models, video generation systems, and robot policies. If you are a researcher or
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    Sieve
    @sievedata
    Apr 15
    We just hosted an amazing multimodal AI lunch at @ycombinator HQ, bringing together tons of multimodal AI researchers across many different frontier AI labs. We talked about everything from benchmarking creativity to robot policies to computer use agents. Thanks to @sdianahu,
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    Diana
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    @sdianahu
    Apr 15
    we hosted a multimodal researcher lunch at @ycombinator with the @sievedata team, who've been doing really good work in multimodal data we got researchers from several frontier labs in a room together and the conversation ranged from robotics to world models to computer use
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    Sieve
    @sievedata
    Jun 10, 2025
    We think transparency in how AI capabilities work and are evaluated is key to developers building trust in using them. Tomorrow, we'll be sharing the work we've done improving a specific API we serve (one that involves a ton of nuance in judging quality). Stay tuned.
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