Maybe... the difficulty with how AI is advancing, it might be difficult to distinguish it from an LLM. You might even get to the callcenter problem of "initial

Maybe... the difficulty with how AI is advancing, it might be difficult to distinguish it from an LLM. You might even get to the callcenter problem of "initial support handled by someone following a script" before you can get passed to someone who knows how to solve the problem. If I want someone to walk me through making muffins from scratch, is a human on the other and of that line (competing with $1/day rates for ChatGPT Pro - its cheaper than that, but that's the comparison) and are they better than what ChatGPT can do? It would have to be... quite a bit more than what the LLM would be priced at. The minimum it could reasonably be (without any other things) would get close to $4/15m... and that's minimum wage. I really don't think that humans are competitive on that timescale or rate. It would probably be better to hire people at some higher rate to write content for your private model. Brandon Sanderson is considered one of the faster writers (in the fantasy genre) and averages at about 2500 words / day ( https://famouswritingroutines.com/collections/daily-word-counts-of-17-famous-authors/ https://famouswritingroutines.com/collections/daily-word-cou... ) - and while he makes a lot more than most authors, lets go to a more typical $75,000 USD / year. 250 working days per year and we're at $300 / day. And we're to $0.12 per word. ... Which puts a person in the intermediate to experienced price per word range https://uxwritinghub.com/writers-salary/ https://uxwritinghub.com/writers-salary/ Not that I'm suggesting that's the way to do it, but something for LLMs to consider - hire experts to write content for their LLM. $125 per 1000 word blog post. 298 words. I'd like my $37.25 please. Not that I'm asking you for that, but rather that's what my words as training material would be worth.