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Gretel announced the general availability of Gretel Navigator, an agent-based, compound generative AI system built to create, edit, and augment tabular data.

It’s the same reason the witch in the story of Hansel and Gretel was giving out free candy.

Plot twist: it's all a corporate hoax by the makers of the Hansel and Gretel movie.

Hansel and Gretel - witch tries to eat the kids, they kill her in an oven.

Short answer is that Gretel supports multiple deployment options, depending on your specific circumstances and needs.

To help developers build customized and highly performant detection systems, Gretel has released a new multilingual synthetic financial dataset on HuggingFace for AI training.

Hardly worse than Hansel and Gretel being popped in the oven.

Existing tools like Gretel or Tonic are enterprise-priced and closed-source.

An LLM trained on Hansel and Gretel is going to generate slightly more stories where burning old ladies alive in ovens is a dispute resolution mechanism.

Where Hansel and Gretel use breadcrumbs to find their way back home (except not really, cause the birds eat the crumbs and so they get lost).

Hansel and Gretel probably will feel right at home:-).

If you’re a Vertex AI user, here’s how you can utilize Gretel to create high-quality synthetic tabular data that you can use as training data for a classification model.

It seems to do a bad job identifying "eh" movies (e.g., Gangster Squad: BS-80 RT-64 and Hansel & Gretel: BS-76 RT-64).

Should "Hansel and Gretel" be banned too then?

Here [1] is the first paragraph of a human translation of Hantsel and Gretel: --- "Hard by a great forest dwelt a poor wood-cutter with his wife and his two children.

In a few weeks, he was due to appear in an amateur opera, a production of “Hansel and Gretel.” Heuberger had been cast as the children’s father—“the bad guy, the weird guy”—who returns triumphantly from a profitable day at the market to find that his children have been abandoned alone in the forest.

Breadcrumbs is arguably an English word that only makes sense after you read the Children's Story: Hansel and Gretel.

My diet used to be as bad as Hansel and Gretel's.

Co-founder of Gretel.ai here, and I think I can provide some insights on this topic.