{ "HubID": "5594", "Date": "10/21/2025", "HubTags": [ "External Platform Posts", "Future Map", "iNDX CO+" ], "Contacts": "", "Companies": "", "File": "", "Image": "", "Summary": "

Most of the open internet is low-quality — full of duplicated text, shallow SEO copy, spam, contradictions, and clickbait. Large AI models must ingest and compress enormous volumes of this noise just to extract a usable signal. They become good at pattern recall, but their reasoning degrades because the signal-to-noise ratio is so low. This wastes compute, energy, and model capacity. If AI systems were trained and grounded on high-quality, well-structured content, they could be dramatically smaller, cheaper to run, and far more widely deployable — even on local or edge devices. To realize their full potential, we need to give AI models high quality content.

via Andrej Karpathy, a prominent AI researcher, https://x.com/slow_developer/status/1979676364157653238

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