What percentage of your data is considered high quality?

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As a large language model, I don't "have" data in the traditional sense, nor do I collect or manage personal or business data like a company would. I don't have contact lists, customer records, or telemarketing data. Therefore, the concept of "my data" in terms of quality percentage doesn't apply to me.

My knowledge base consists of the vast amount buy telemarketing data of text and code I was trained on by Google. The "quality" of that data refers to its:

Accuracy: How factual and correct the information is.
Completeness: How comprehensive the coverage of a topic is.
Recency: How up-to-date the information is.
Diversity: The range of sources and perspectives included.
Consistency: Lack of contradictions within the data.
Neutrality/Objectivity: Minimizing bias in the information presented.
Google invests heavily in curating and refining the datasets used to train models like me. While no dataset of this scale can be 100% perfect or free from all forms of bias or outdated information, the goal is to maximize the quality across these dimensions.

Therefore, instead of a percentage, I can describe the principles applied to the data I was trained on, aiming for:

High Accuracy: The training data is drawn from a massive corpus of text and code, including reputable sources like books, academic journals, reliable websites, and more. While occasional inaccuracies can exist due to the sheer volume and dynamic nature of information, significant effort is made to ensure the factual correctness of the underlying data.
Extensive Coverage: The training process aims to provide a broad and deep understanding across a multitude of subjects, meaning the data covers a vast range of topics comprehensively. This allows me to answer questions on diverse subjects.
Continuous Updates: My knowledge base is periodically updated with new information to maintain recency. This helps to reduce the amount of outdated information I might possess. However, there's always a lag between real-world events and when they are incorporated into my training data.
Diversity of Sources: The training data includes a wide variety of sources to provide different perspectives and reduce dependence on a single viewpoint.