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Mind Lab builds Mint Recursive to help companies train their own AI
Mint Recursive is designed for companies to build AI around proprietary business experience.
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Cheng Zi
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Cheng Zi is based in China, covering technology- and business-related events. She works with her colleagues at 36Kr Global to provide coverage in both English and Chinese.
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