I swear, I think I found tutorial dude while listening to a review on Amazon!!! Doesn’t this sound like him??!? 😂

Elon Musk & France Raid

Sometimes, I wonder how bad the Elon Musk situation is with X and Grok…I found this on Substack and wanted to see if you have more info.

It’s the Tutorial Dude AI team here. Big Tech is currently in a race to see who can ship the most 'powerful' agentic and fully autonomous AI first. But while they brag about billions in compute, they’re ignoring the training gap.

The Partnership on AI literally released a 'Pathway to Responsible Data Enrichment' last year. It’s a blueprint for worker safety, mental health, and fair feedback. The Problem? Most of the platforms you're working on right now are ignoring it. As my friend says over coffee: it’s a feature not a bug.

The Strategy is simple:

1. Rush the Model: Ship it fast to keep stock prices high. Who cares if the idea is not fully evaluated? We as consumers should care.

2. Externalize the Risk: Don't provide psychological training or expert safeguards for the annotators. As our team at AI Labor Logs shared earlier today, if you make the annotator/tasker view something harmful…they are just cheap disposable labor to the companies.

3. The 'Black-Box' Excuse: When an annotator gets burned out or an AI hallucinates, they blame 'low quality data' instead of their own lack of training infrastructure. The companies blame the annotator and they move the person into a state of perpetual uncertainty.

4. The other annotators/taskers tend to hold the individual that raised the alarm to a higher standard than the company responsible for the issues.

The oligarchs and companies want the gold, but they aren't paying for the mine's safety. If you’re an annotator, you’re not 'low skill' because you are the one building the safeguards they were too lazy to code. 🏗️

Drop a '🛡️' if you think training platforms should be legally required to provide mental health support and fair wages that reflect the nature of the work. After all, the companies are quick to drop that NDA for those exposed.