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AI Models Risk Limiting Access to Knowledge Data

What Happened

The Wall Street Journal examines rising concerns that the growing dominance of AI models could limit the availability and diversity of knowledge online. As generative AI systems like large language models train on massive datasets and increasingly become default information providers, they may gradually overlook or crowd out less-visible sources. Experts warn that this dependence on past data could reinforce informational bottlenecks, bias, and outdated facts, especially as more websites lock content behind paywalls or restrict bots from scraping their pages.

Why It Matters

This trend could impact the reliability and richness of online knowledge, shaping how societies learn, discover, and innovate. Potential risks include a narrower set of voices and increased barriers to factual information if unrestricted AI aggregation prevails. Read more in our AI News Hub

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