> What happens when 99% of the rigorously fact-checked media is behind a paywall? The short answer: people skip it and ask the AI. Perhaps there is a business

> What happens when 99% of the rigorously fact-checked media is behind a paywall? The short answer: people skip it and ask the AI. Perhaps there is a business opportunity for a "rigorously fact-checked" chatbot? You can test chatbot to see if it gives "correct" (according to the author's opinion) answers on a topic of your choice and fix errors through prompt engineering, RAG (or other "memory" techniques), fine-tuning the base model if previous two approaches didn't work. You can also probably teach it to use your own voice instead of dreaded LLM-isms, to make it sound less like typical AI-slop. This potentially can attract people, who are annoyed by the typical AI voice. Perhaps, people who wrote self-help books should craft bespoke, custom-made chatbots instead?