There’s another option here though. Human supervised tasks.
There’s a whole classification of tasks where a human can look at a body of work and determine whether it’s correct or not in far less time than it would take for them to produce the work directly.
As a random example, having LLMs write unit tests.
Which is a good example, because accuracy can be improved significantly with even minor human guidance in task like unit tests. Human augmentation is extremely valuable.
There’s a whole classification of tasks where a human can look at a body of work and determine whether it’s correct or not in far less time than it would take for them to produce the work directly.
As a random example, having LLMs write unit tests.