AI designer says blocking Reddit training data could make future LLMs better
AIandDesign · x · 2026-07-23
One AI designer says blocking Reddit from training could improve future LLMs
AIandDesign argues that if Reddit starts blocking access for AI training, the quality of future large language models could rise dramatically.
The post is a short, opinionated take on data access and model quality: less exposure to Reddit-style training data is framed as a potential net positive for future LLM behavior and output.
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