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    The case for growing data demand as AI models improve

    One post argues that better models expand what they can usefully learn, while a moving AI frontier means the data must keep getting harder.

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    A post argues that people still underestimate how large the data market will become. Its reasoning: better models do not reduce demand for data—they increase the number of useful things models can learn. As the frontier moves, the author argues, the data has to keep getting harder.

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    @spencermateegaPeople still underestimate how large the data market will become. Better models do not reduce demand for data. They increase the number of useful things models can learn. The frontier keeps moving, so the data has to keep getting harder.

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    @spencermateegaPeople still underestimate how large the data market will become. Better models do not reduce demand for data. They increase the number of useful things models can learn. The frontier keeps moving, so the data has to keep getting harder.