Hugging face may act as a repo as I described, but I'm thinking about the platform infrastructure around it. Companies like Scale and Surge have platforms that

Hugging face may act as a repo as I described, but I'm thinking about the platform infrastructure around it. Companies like Scale and Surge have platforms that allow 100,000+ individuals to annotate responses from LLMs. Right now, those annotations are going into walled gardens. As an analogy, I'm thinking something more like Wikipedia. It isn't just a dataset. It is a browser, editor, etc. that is layered on top of the data. Wikipedia isn't just the data stored in giant flat files.