Is it weird sharing the same name as a fashion icon ;)
And I'm curious about your ML "stack". Particularly the chicken and egg problem. Are you using something like Tensorflow with pre-trained binaries, perhaps from a vendor? Or is it 100% proprietary. Thanks!
Re 2—As with most companies working on ML these days, our stack is not fully proprietary. We don't take too strong an opinion on ML framework and use both Tensorflow and Pytorch currently. We generally use neural network architectures from the literature and then iterate on top of them to suit our unique problem requirements.