As AI companies mature, the fight for high-quality data has become one of the most competitive areas in the industry, launching companies like Mercor, Surge, and, most prominently, Alexandr Wang’s ScaleAI. But now that Wang has moved to run AI at Meta, many funders see an opening — and are willing to fund companies with compelling new strategies for collecting training data.
The Y Combinator graduate Datacurve is one such company, focusing on high-quality data for software developme
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