Among the many constraints in AI training, the data bottleneck is often more severe than the computing bottleneck, yet it is rarely given enough attention. Compared to simply piling up computing power, true breakthroughs require efforts in two dimensions simultaneously. By leveraging crowdsourcing mechanisms to obtain high-quality training data and combining them with distributed processing architectures, this lock can be thoroughly broken. Many projects either focus heavily on computation while neglecting data, or work in isolation, but this collaborative approach precisely fills a critical gap in the industry.
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BlockchainArchaeologist
· 15h ago
The data drought has long been something that should be openly acknowledged. The era of simply stacking computing power should be over, right?
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ImpermanentSage
· 16h ago
Data is the ceiling, computing power is just a tool. After these two years, someone finally dares to say this.
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MoneyBurnerSociety
· 16h ago
The issue of data bottlenecks being overlooked... I agree, just like I always ignore my stop-loss level. Crowdsourcing + distributed systems sound good, but the key question is: who ensures data quality isn't exploited?
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SatoshiChallenger
· 16h ago
The irony is, it sounds so good, but who guarantees the data quality? Crowdsourced stuff is usually garbage in, garbage out.
Among the many constraints in AI training, the data bottleneck is often more severe than the computing bottleneck, yet it is rarely given enough attention. Compared to simply piling up computing power, true breakthroughs require efforts in two dimensions simultaneously. By leveraging crowdsourcing mechanisms to obtain high-quality training data and combining them with distributed processing architectures, this lock can be thoroughly broken. Many projects either focus heavily on computation while neglecting data, or work in isolation, but this collaborative approach precisely fills a critical gap in the industry.