The unstoppable rise of white box data
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Argues that black box data—obfuscated, provenance‑free, proprietary‑ID datasets—has failed for decades and is now being rejected even by the US government; shows how companies end up buying back their own sold data after it’s recombined. Proposes white box data that preserves provenance, exposes open IDs, and offers public access so models are transparent, vendor lock‑in disappears, datasets actually join together, and large feedback loops surface real errors and value.
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