New essay 'Data At The Edge': the most valuable datasets are the ones we can't access
rebeccakaden · x · 2026-10-11
rebeccakaden publishes 'Data At The Edge,' arguing that many of the most critical datasets are ones we have long been unable to access or interpret, and that internet value has largely compounded through self-reinforcing data loops. Details in the linked essay.
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