Elon Musk and former OpenAI chief scientist Ilya Sutskever say that AI companies have run out of real-world data to train generative models on.
Musk’s comments came just a few days after Sutskever, who helped build ChatGPT, told the annual Neurips event that “we have achieved peak data and there’ll be no more.” Similarly, Google’s newest iteration of Gemini is not much better than the previous one. While Anthropic has also delayed the release of its Claude model.
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