You are right, my prompt is incomplete. It is an example. As a journalist with first hand knowledge of the events I can prompt craft a complete article with my

You are right, my prompt is incomplete. It is an example. As a journalist with first hand knowledge of the events I can prompt craft a complete article with my core facts. Most of what you asked is already out there, possibly all prompt crafted by a human with knowledge of the subject. If I prompt craft an article about SVB, and the LLM learns to emit language about SVB from my article, then all future prompts can utilize what it has been trained in. The origination of facts would be humans writing prompts. But the language models would still incorporate that. My point is that humans would still be responsible for processing facts of the world and entering it into computers and computers would “learn” those facts from the prompt created content. Maybe we would skip the prompt creation step and just start encoding facts directly as semantic facts and we can stop writing language to encode a fact, and just use language models to create human readable communication of fact. It doesn’t matter. Facts would still be sourced by humans, even if the language is crafted by machine.