Any text-to-SQL benchmark should address difficulties of real-world data stores
Summary
The article emphasizes the need for realistic benchmarks in text-to-SQL that reflect real-world data stores, while also presenting a broader meditation on the shift from human-driven web creation to machine-assisted collaboration. It promotes The Museum of the Human Web and frames this transition as a relic of an era built by people, with proceeds supporting the Internet Archive and the Computer History Museum.