""There's a race for data, and especially expert human data, that can actually help LLMs be better at very specific high-value tasks," Mendes said."
""Coding is one of those tasks. And what happened last year is that we saw a surge in demand from [companies] building foundational models that are looking for engineers that can be effective experts and that can provide that human data to help their LLM code better.""
Tech companies are increasingly turning to Latin America for developer talent, particularly in training large language models (LLMs). Revelo, with a vast network of over 400,000 developers, reports a surge in demand as U.S. firms seek experts in coding languages to enhance their AI capabilities. The focus on post-training AI development has accounted for over 22% of Revelo's revenue in 2024, signaling a wider trend in the tech industry as companies adapt to shifting workforce requirements.
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