Online communities need content moderation to thrive, but the diversity of the internet is not fully served by general purpose content moderation APIs. We lay out the need for custom AI-assisted content moderation, look at what such a moderation pipeline would look like, and show how Nyckel makes it significantly easier to build such a pipeline.

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The how-what-why of our new Search Functions

Nyckel releases a new feature to create Machine Learning models for tabular data in minutes.

Nyckel has been accepted to Y Combinator batch of Winter 2022!

Machine Learning has made huge strides in the last few decades, but it remains largely inaccessible to the average developer. This post examines some of the reasons why.

In this post we show how to make a top 3% submission on the Kaggle Titanic Challenge using Transformers

Learnings from setting up a local development workflow for developing and validating nuget packages

A comparison of accuracy, training times, and invoke latencies for three major AutoML engines

Using machine learning to help curate user content

Inspired by a scene from HBO's Silicon Valley, I decided to build a website that identifies whether a photo is of a hot dog.

It’s often valuable to be able to programatically classify an image into a category. This post explains how you can use Nyckel to do that in minutes.