Generally the companies that sell these LLMs as a service do things like fine-tuning and designing built-in parts of the prompt. If we want to say we consider t

Generally the companies that sell these LLMs as a service do things like fine-tuning and designing built-in parts of the prompt. If we want to say we consider the employees of those companies to be the ones actually doing <the thing>, I could be convinced, I think. But, I think it is an unusual interpretation, usually we consider the one doing <the thing> to be the person using the LLM. I’m speculating about a company run by an LLM (which doesn’t exist yet), so it seems plausible enough that all of the employees of the company could use it together (why not?).