Even today training an AI model is a daunting task not suitable for people without extensive knowledge on computer usage and terminal typing/commandline courage.
Eventhough using AI is extremely easy, training requires inputting huge number of variables in a command line and also rudimentary python language usage skills (not real programming but kind of a batch programming nevertheless, something EVERY computer user had to do in the year 1989, meaning batch programming was a must, not Python, which wasnt even invented in 1989)
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-07-24/college-grads-are-finding-jobs-training-ai-models
College graduates across specialized fields are pursuing a new career path training AI models, with companies
>paying between $33 to $160 per hour for their expertise.
One company recruited more than 1,000 AI trainers in six months through its newly created AI division for what it describes as the top five AI laboratories.
The trend stems from federal funding cuts straining academic research and a stalled entry-level job market, making AI training an attractive alternative for recent graduates with specialized knowledge
>in fields including music, finance, law, education, statistics, virology, and quantum mechanics.
Why music you ask? Because commercial music makers want the best AI that can handle generating simple parts of music which will be used in a hit song structure but the entire song will not be generated, only parts of it, to speed up the process. Music industry involves lot of money.
