> You need sort of a "primary education" data set which gets the model up to roughly a high school education level. Yea that was what I was getting at with the

> You need sort of a "primary education" data set which gets the model up to roughly a high school education level. Yea that was what I was getting at with the "combination" of data. The publicly available data provides the base/primary education, then you specialize it with your proprietary data and bam, you have an AI model that nobody else can produce...an actual product moat.