Your argument would have a lot more force if we were past that point rather than fast approaching that point. Concerns about training data errors being compoun

Your argument would have a lot more force if we were past that point rather than fast approaching that point. Concerns about training data errors being compounded are much more important when you're talking about the bleeding edge. And your question about how OpenAI prevents their training data from being corrupted is one we should be asking as well!