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AI Models Risk Limiting Online Knowledge Supply, Wall Street Journal Warns

What Happened

The Wall Street Journal highlights concerns about artificial intelligence models consuming vast amounts of internet content to improve their performance. As AI companies like OpenAI and Google increasingly use existing web pages, articles, and data to train algorithms, there is a growing fear that the online supply of human-generated knowledge may decline. Industry experts suggest that as more digital content is produced by AI rather than humans, future AI models could end up learning mostly from recycled or derivative information, potentially lowering the overall quality and diversity of knowledge available online.

Why It Matters

This trend could impact the reliability and breadth of AI systems, as models trained on primarily AI-generated data may perpetuate errors, biases, or incomplete understandings. The ongoing shift challenges how society preserves innovation, accuracy, and authority in digital information. Read more in our AI News Hub

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