Tag Synthetic Data

In the early 2000s, Silicon Valley saw massive growth as a largely unregulated internet allowed for a “move fast and break things” era of innovation. Billions were made by taking legacy businesses and digitizing them, while startups faced minimal compliance and overhead costs in a period of laissez-faire legislation. Globalization encouraged founders to frame their company as eventually serving every nation on earth. National security concerns were largely an afterthought. All that has changed.

Just as the internet only became practically usable for millions after the advent of modern web browsers and graphical user interfaces, many synthetic data tools and consumer-facing use cases may only see widespread adoption once an easy to use workflow solution is implemented.