I imagine books of research will still be written, and the model can still be trained on those. Likely, YouTube style industry news videos and comments sections

I imagine books of research will still be written, and the model can still be trained on those. Likely, YouTube style industry news videos and comments sections will continue as well. What I really suspect will happen will be an end to end layers of devices of and systems unified in the gathering-training-giving/teaching pipeline. For example an operating system that is tightly integrated with something similar to Siri, to the point that it is the operating system, this gather's data, has conversations with users that it uses as data, asks questions to those who are experts, and then pipes that data to the larger model after some processing. This already happens somewhat with echos etc. Then the model gather's everything from books, to websites, to the aggregation of everyone's data. Maybe something like Wikipedia acts as a crowdsourcing layer of filtering for truth for it. Then it acts as an assistant in education, training, and giving answers to users much how we use search engines today but again more tightly integrated into our lives. I imagine somewhat how the computers are used in Star Trek, but more encompassing. In theory this could be as destructive towards established industries as the invention of the computer was, just needs a company who is willing to expand laterally to all aspects of data collection, processing and serving to do it, google and apple are in unique positions here, but Google would have to erode their own current offerings to do so and I have no idea how they could make money off of it.