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I think the actual worst thing might be evidence of a widespread unresolvable regression problem in the model design. If the model training is incapable of distinguishing between AI generated data and human generated data, and unable to identify accurate data from large quantities of inaccurate data, and they've known about this the whole time, and they can't figure out how to keep the models up to date with ongoing information gathering without ingesting data into the models that is toxic to the model development and usefulness.... Well then LLM progression has an expiration date. And all this investment is for naught because in X years you won't be able to train new models without doing further irreparable damage to functionality and usefulness of the models. And if AI companies knew about this problem, this pending cliff they were going to fall off, didn't inform investors, and promised continued growth they knew couldn't be achieved without a major scientific breakthrough or technology pivot, that would be pretty fucking horrible for the business of LLMs and the economy.