LLM text data workflows
Supports conversation annotation, intent classification, entity labeling, RLHF preference data, SFT datasets, and safety or evaluation workflows for LLM training.
AIxBlock provides enterprise training data services for voice AI and LLMs, with multilingual text, audio, and self-hosted workflows.
AIxBlock provides enterprise training data services for speech systems and LLMs. Its site groups the offering into three main areas: text data for model training and alignment, audio and speech data for ASR and voice AI, and a self-hosted platform for teams that need data to stay inside their own infrastructure.
The product is designed for organizations that need structured datasets at scale rather than one-off labeling help. The published examples show multilingual banking chat data, contact-center speech data, and multi-locale audio programs, along with workflow support for transcription, annotation, review, and controlled delivery.
Across the site, AIxBlock emphasizes multilingual coverage, operational quality control, and deployment flexibility. The platform is positioned for enterprise teams that work with regulated data, need local guidelines and review, or want collection and annotation to run inside their own security boundary.
Supports conversation annotation, intent classification, entity labeling, RLHF preference data, SFT datasets, and safety or evaluation workflows for LLM training.
Handles voice collection, transcription with timestamps, speaker diarization, phonetic annotation, and emotion or sentiment labeling for speech systems.
Covers environmental sounds, machine audio, household audio, acoustic scenes, sound effects, and human noises for non-speech audio models.
Uses native speakers, linguists, and local SMEs to localize guidelines and support multilingual work across more than 100 languages.
Builds quality control into the workflow with custom AI monitoring, multi-tier review, inter-annotator agreement checks, blind tests, and project managers.
Can run on customer infrastructure, including on-premises, private cloud, hybrid, and air-gapped environments.
Teams training or aligning LLMs can use the text-data workflows for conversation annotation, intent and entity labeling, RLHF preference data, and safety evaluation datasets.
Speech and voice AI teams can collect and annotate recordings with speaker labels, timestamps, diarization, and transcription for ASR, TTS, and voice assistant work.
Organizations that need to keep sensitive data internal can use the self-hosted platform to run collection, annotation, and review inside their own infrastructure.
Projects that require multilingual coverage can combine local SMEs, native speakers, and review controls to produce datasets across languages, accents, and regional variants.
Teams building audio classifiers or acoustic models can collect environmental sounds, machine audio, household audio, and sound effects beyond human speech.
AIxBlock provides text data for LLM training, including conversation annotation, intent and entity labeling, RLHF preference data, SFT datasets, and safety or evaluation data.
Yes. The text-data page says AIxBlock supports multilingual projects, code-switching, regional variants, and native speakers and linguists across major languages.
AIxBlock’s self-hosted platform keeps data inside the client’s infrastructure, which is positioned for regulated teams that need data sovereignty, auditability, and compliance support.
The audio page describes voice collection, transcription, phonetic annotation, emotion and sentiment labeling, plus environmental and machine audio collection for models that need non-speech sound data.
The homepage shows case studies in multilingual banking chat data, banking contact-center speech data, and multi-locale audio programs, so the platform is aimed at enterprise-scale data collection and annotation programs.