Why AI Gets Better When You Give It More Data
Researchers looked at many AI tasks and found a clear, repeating pattern: as you give models more data, they learn better and mistakes drop in a steady way.
This pattern shows up for language, speech and images, so it's not just a fluke.
Improvements come from two places — bigger training sets and more compute — but the most consistent change is the way performance improves as you scale the system.
Surprisingly, getting a better algorithm usually just shifts the curve, it don't change how steep that curve is.
Models also grow with the data but not as fast, so you often need more data than extra model size to boost results.
That means teams can predict how much effort will pay off, set realistic goals, and pick where to spend time and money.
The big idea is simple: with the right mix of models, compute and more data, AI gets steadier gains in accuracy, and planning becomes easier even when things look complex.
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