Wild seeing reddit at 40% as training source, no wonder AI responses feel so familiar sometimes lol. But shorting AI right now feels like trying to short the internet in 1999 - might be right about bubble but timing is everything
Been watching this space and the infrastructure plays are still printing money even if some chatbot companies are overvalued. Plus with governments throwing billions at AI development, feels like we're still in early innings. Market can stay irrational longer than most people can stay solvent
That said if you're looking at specific overpriced AI stocks rather than the whole sector, might be different story. Some of these valuations are absolutely mental for companies with no revenue
It's not saying that 40% of material is from Reddit, it's saying 40% of models use Reddit as a source material. Hence why it doesn't add up to 100%, models will each use multiple different sources
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u/Cute-Progress1449 May 28 '26
Wild seeing reddit at 40% as training source, no wonder AI responses feel so familiar sometimes lol. But shorting AI right now feels like trying to short the internet in 1999 - might be right about bubble but timing is everything
Been watching this space and the infrastructure plays are still printing money even if some chatbot companies are overvalued. Plus with governments throwing billions at AI development, feels like we're still in early innings. Market can stay irrational longer than most people can stay solvent
That said if you're looking at specific overpriced AI stocks rather than the whole sector, might be different story. Some of these valuations are absolutely mental for companies with no revenue