Sieve

What it wants

Existing video, audio, image and interactive libraries; recordings of physical work in kitchens, factories, studios and labs.

What it publishes about price

Pays after delivery is checked ("Sieve Checks them, then pays"); recording is paid per hour and no rate is published.

Who it takes

Libraries from studios, broadcasters, publishers, universities and game companies. Its recording programme starts at 50 staff and 500 hours a week.

How the holder is paid

After the files are delivered and validated.

Who removes personal data

Sieve excludes personal material, and everyone recorded gives informed consent.

What it pays for an introduction

"Varies by partnership".

We are not Sieve's agent, partner or representative. If you hold data it might buy, we can put it in front of Sieve and every other buyer that fits at the same time.

What it sells

RL environments: “Sieve builds the data and environments frontier AI labs use to train the next generation of multimodal systems.” sieve.ai

Datasets: “We package training-ready datasets, evaluation sets, and environments for secure delivery.” sieve.ai

Evaluations and benchmarks: “We package training-ready datasets, evaluation sets, and environments for secure delivery.” sieve.ai

Annotation: “We add dense labels, pairings, temporal alignment, transcripts, action metadata, and human QA at scale.” sieve.ai

Where its data comes from

Recorded from people and the real world: “We capture and aggregate multimodal data across real-world, digital, and simulated environments.” sieve.ai

Licensed from its owners: “Earn revenue by licensing content you already own, or by recording the skilled work your team already does.” sieve.ai

Buys data from owners

In its words: “Earn revenue by licensing content you already own, or by recording the skilled work your team already does.” sieve.ai

Areas its pages name

Computer use, Robotics, Images and video, Speech and audio, Creative