fromBusiness Insider
2 weeks agoAI training companies are offering up to $150 an hour to get Wall Streeters to train their models
While companies may aim for a future where generative AI can replace the work of a junior employee, the technology is in its "shadowing" era, sitting deskside and learning the ropes. AI training, the process of refining a large language model's responses to make it more accurate, requires real humans to evaluate how well the AI answers a prompt. When applied to wonky professions, like investment banking, where examples of real work aren't easily found online, that human guidance is even greater.
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