Two questions about the Reddit corpus for AI training

What percentage of “Facts” you see on Reddit do you think are correct? Whatever percentage you picked, what do you think it means since Reddit is a major source for some AI training? Talk among yourselves….

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2026-09-30 23:18 · r/artificial
Two questions about the Reddit corpus for AI training

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