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> the value of data collected about genuine human interactions with systems will be increasingly valuable in the presence of content generated by LLMs in data c

> the value of data collected about genuine human interactions with systems will be increasingly valuable in the presence of content generated by LLMs in data crawled from the Internet. Does it mean that data hungry corporation like Google, Facebook, Amazon, openai with Microsoft backing, that are already all around the internet and our phone tracking us have an incredibly advantage over open source model? Is that why Google is pushing gemini so hard on Android even though it's half ass done? they need fresh human data so much to be able to compete and beat the competition ?

piva00 2y ago
> Does it mean that data hungry corporation like Google, Facebook, Amazon, openai with Microsoft backing, that are already all around the internet and our phone tracking us have an incredibly advantage over open source model? Yes, absolutely. Back around 2017 The Economist had an article calling "data is the new oil", I first heard that from a VC back in 2010. These companies are sitting on immense reserves of data, Google, Facebook, Amazon, Bytedance are the Saudi Arabia, UAE, etc. of the information age.
- bgilroy26 2y ago
  The quality of reddit's data is different from other data I encounter online. It represents information more closely related to people's lives. People share information there that is closely related to the topic of the subreddit. This may not always be the case, but even though I spend much, much less time on reddit than I did in 2011, many, many people are contributing to this day. That spigot of connection to the real world through text sounds valuable to AI based on TFA. I feel the oil analogy would be about the quality and the ease of extraction of the stake