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The Introduction of the Tiny Images Dataset

    Researchers at MIT compiled a database of 80 million (32 times 32) low-resolution digital images scraped from the web, proving that large collections of tiny, uncurated images could train early visual scene-recognition models despite low pixel fidelity.

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