Wirestock
Wirestock[1] delivers both ready-to-use datasets and custom content built around specific training goals. We work directly with AI teams to define needs and produce what models require to perform advanced creative tasks.
AI models are only as good as the data they are trained on. That’s why Wirestock works with a global community of contributors to produce vetted multimodal data including image, video, design, music and more.
Creators understand what their work is utilized for, and how they will be compensated for it. AI partners know their data is legitimate, high-quality, and ethically sourced. This shared transparency builds trust on both sides.
History
Wirestock was founded by Mikayel Khachatryan, Ashot Mnatsakanyan, Vladimir Khoetsyan, and Hovhanness Kuloghlyan with one goal in mind: to build technology that empowers creators.
We began by creating tools that help photographers, videographers, and illustrators[2] easily license, showcase, and monetize their work across multiple platforms. Over time, that mission evolved as we saw how AI depends on rich, complex, and truly human creative inputs that cannot be scraped or simulated from the web.
In the past few years, creative marketplaces and platforms have realized they are sitting on a data gold mine, and they can either use that data to develop AI models or turn it into a source of revenue by licensing it to other AI labs.
Wirestock, which previously helped photographers distribute and sell their work on stock photography services like Shutterstock, has taken the latter path.[3]
We believe the future of AI will always rely on human creativity, and Wirestock is where that creativity becomes the foundation of intelligent systems.
Technology
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