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is there anything like a community driven/contributed open dataset for pre/mid/post training? something like what the big labs have but is open and people can contribute agent tokens (folding@home style) to improving so we get better open models?

was thinking about this recently. a large barrier to entry besides compute of course is a massive high quality clean dataset for pre/mid/post training. seems like an open version of something like this would be super useful for smaller labs who cant afford it or have poor data. if something like th…

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  1. 2026-10-26 02:14 · r/singularity
    is there anything like a community driven/contributed open dataset for pre/mid/post training? something like what the big labs have but is open and people can contribute agent tokens (folding@home style) to improving so we get better open models?

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