> I am under the impression that finetuning is human labor intensive. It clearly isn't. It can be labor-intensive and cheap. Amazon's MTurk and similar service

> I am under the impression that finetuning is human labor intensive. It clearly isn't. It can be labor-intensive and cheap. Amazon's MTurk and similar services offer tuning at wages barely above starvation level even for Global South countries. https://dataworkers.org/ https://dataworkers.org/