The future of large language models (LLMs) is at a crossroads, threatened not by a lack of algorithmic progress, but by the shrinking pool of high-quality data. As website owners and content creators clamp down on web scraping—through technical blocks, legal restrictions, and opt-out movements—the vast text reservoirs that once fueled AI innovation are rapidly drying up. Paywalls, login barriers, and even "data poisoning" tools are making it nearly impossible for models to access the diverse, up-to-date information they need to advance. In this new landscape, LLM innovation isn't just slowing; it's facing a fundamental bottleneck. Without a dramatic change in data accessibility, the golden era of AI-driven language breakthroughs may soon come to an abrupt halt.
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