Amazon is building a marketplace where companies can sell proprietary data to train AI models. The company says publicly available internet data is running out, so it needs new sources. Microsoft is pursuing something similar.
What's happening. It doesn't exist yet. But what Amazon is proposing is building a marketplace for content. Now, what's not 100% clear is what would they consider to be valid content to include in that marketplace? Right. The reason they're doing this, so they say, is that the amount of data and content that's available on the Internet that the LLMs and the AI models are using to train on has basically come to an end. They've used all the data that's available. Sounds astounding to me, but in Amazon's and I think Microsoft's doing something similar. But what Amazon is saying is, hey, companies and so forth, and potentially even individuals, I guess, have data that's not accessible data and information that's not accessible on the Internet publicly. And you could put it up onto your this marketplace and make a lot of money because people can basically license it from you.
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