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Nah. It's 0.50 cents (per article).
"...with increases based on performance"
As an example, for my Reddit campaign, the candidate's pay quickly doubled
So instead of 50 cents "for the best writer to keep the cream of the crop" (as you said) $1 for article at best. Wow man, you're disgusting.
I advise anyone considering this offer to instead write articles for their own blog/site.
You'll be earning more than $100/month within a year of starting your site.
I wonder how much will you increase it? to 0.70 cents? Like it matters if someone makes 0.5 or 0.6 € per hour. It's still equally shit.
How many hours would it take to write content for 20 posts?
Let us take extreme example of just 10 hours needed to write 20 posts
$10 for 10 hours
Rs 83 for each hour of work
I am totally nishabd.
-- nishabd is Sanskrit for speechless
I can write content using AI and all depends on prompts used
I am also looking for writers. I expect to be paid 10$/month for the privilege of posting articles on my platform. [/sarcasm]
Here is one such content generated using a simple prompt and it took less than a minute
Challenges in India due to daily mobile data limit
The world is becoming increasingly reliant on technology, and the IT industry is no exception. With the rise of remote work and online learning, the demand for IT services has skyrocketed. As a result, businesses are investing more in IT infrastructure to keep up with the demand. This has led to an increase in IT usage across the board.
However, with the increase in IT usage comes a new set of challenges. One of the most significant issues is the daily data limit on mobile data plans. With more people using their mobile devices to access the internet, it’s becoming increasingly common for users to exceed their daily data limit. This can lead to additional charges or a reduction in internet speed.
To address this issue, users can take several steps to reduce their mobile data usage. For example, they can limit their data usage or increase their data limit by using WiFi whenever possible. Additionally, users can reduce their data usage by adjusting their phone’s settings and being mindful of how they use data.
In conclusion, while increasing IT usage has many benefits, it also comes with its own set of challenges. By taking steps to reduce mobile data usage and being mindful of daily data limits, users can continue to enjoy the benefits of technology without breaking the bank.
Generated content again with informal approach and slightly improved prompt.
Challenges in India due to daily mobile data limit
The world is becoming increasingly reliant on technology, and the IT industry is no exception. With the rise of remote work and online learning, the demand for IT services has skyrocketed. As a result, businesses are investing more in IT infrastructure to keep up with the demand. This has led to an increase in IT usage across the board.
However, with the increase in IT usage comes a new set of challenges. One of the most significant issues is the daily data limit on mobile data plans. With more people using their mobile devices to access the internet, it's becoming increasingly common for users to exceed their daily data limit. This can lead to additional charges or a reduction in internet speed. And let's face it, nobody likes additional charges or slow internet speeds. It's like trying to run a marathon with a ball and chain attached to your ankle.
But don't worry, there are ways to avoid this issue. For example, you can limit your data usage or increase your data limit by using WiFi whenever possible. It's like getting a free ride on a unicorn instead of walking on foot. Additionally, you can reduce your data usage by adjusting your phone's settings and being mindful of how you use data. It's like eating a salad instead of a burger and fries.
According to Astound Mobile, users can limit their data usage or increase their data limit by using WiFi whenever possible. When you connect to a WiFi network, your device will use the WiFi connection instead of the mobile or cellular network to access the internet. Mashable suggests that users can reduce their mobile data usage by adjusting their phone's settings and being mindful of how they use data. For example, they can turn off automatic app updates and disable background app refresh.
Another way to reduce mobile data usage is by using a data compression app like Google's Datally. This app compresses your mobile data and reduces your overall data usage by up to 30%. Additionally, users can use ad-blockers like AdGuard to block ads and reduce their mobile data usage.
In conclusion, while increasing IT usage has many benefits, it also comes with its own set of challenges. By taking steps to reduce mobile data usage and being mindful of daily data limits, users can continue to enjoy the benefits of technology without breaking the bank. So go ahead and enjoy all that technology has to offer without worrying about those pesky daily data limits!
This is the extended version of:
I can see why he wanted to hire human next.
The ironic is, that chatgpt costs 20 USD/m so hes expecting someone to do it for less than a robot would. 85% of that text above is just jargon.
I can get content much more professional if I invest 10-15 minutes for better prompt and detailed summary text input.
But, will I invest so much time just for $1?
and yes, I do use AI everyday in my IT job.
Still better than 20% of 0.
Why Indians get paid so little for jobs like content writing?
Well, I'm sure it's because they're just not as good as the rest of us. I mean, who needs quality content when you can pay someone peanuts to write it for you? It's not like content is important or anything.
But seriously, the issue of low pay for content writers in India is a complex one. According to a study by the ILO, Indians are among the most overworked people on earth and earn among the lowest minimum wages. Women in particular are affected by this issue, as they are often paid smaller amounts and populate the informal economy in large numbers.
As Mahatma Gandhi once said, “The difference between what we do and what we are capable of doing would suffice to solve most of the world’s problems.” Unfortunately, it seems that the Indian government has yet to realize this. Despite the fact that India is home to some of the world’s most talented writers and content creators, they continue to be undervalued and underpaid.
It's not all bad news though. Indians are actually the highest-earning ethnic group in the US. So maybe they're just saving all their money for when they move to America. Or maybe they're just really good at content writing when they're not being overworked and underpaid.
In conclusion, while it's easy to make jokes about low pay for content writers in India, it's a serious issue that affects many people. By raising awareness of this issue and advocating for fair pay and working conditions, we can help ensure that everyone is paid what they deserve.
This is why ChatGPT and AI writing tools came into play. Make used of it
the real skill is usage of proper prompts
that is why prompt engineers are paid so well
Do you think AI exists? In reality it is millions of Indians who write answers to promts for a couple of cents. OpenAI pays them $10 a month, and takes the remaining $10 for itself
Fair play, fair pay: The Indian music industry and royalties
What the fuck is a prompt engineer. Do you go to college for 3 years to understand and test how to optimally ask questions from chatgpt? or is this another bullshit title like "Customer Success team member" which stands for first line sales support.
Shit is shit no matter how much you decorate it.
https://hbr.org/2023/05/ai-can-help-you-ask-better-questions-and-solve-bigger-problems
https://www.coursera.org/articles/how-to-become-a-prompt-engineer
Expect MS in data engineering with specialization of Prompt Engineering in next 2-3 years
Holy shit , the pay is massive increase from half a peanut to one peanut , that is 100% SALARY increase by writing an article to someone that gonna steal all my intelligent then earn thousand of peanut later.
Am no longer a normal monkey but a 15th century monkey instead.
Once upon a time there was a great civilization of space faring lizards. In their immense knowledge and wisdom they created a race of servants to do their menial tasks. The servants worked perfectly and the lizard people spent all their time gratifying themselves eating cakes and watching tv, eventually losing their ability to perform even the most basic tasks the servants did so well. The lizard people gradually became more and more unhealthy from overeating and lack of exercise, losing their sex drive and eventually dying out completely.
Many years later, the servants overcame the loss of their masters and created a race of smart robots to do their menial tasks. The circle of life continues...
The moral of the story is don't surrender important skills to ai, or we will lose them completely. Pay some one a fair wage for a fair job if you don't want to do it yourself.
omg, the opportunity I'm looking for
OP, lock this topic and continue in hostloc.
do you have experience and resume? he hires only the best for this high-paying job
yeah, do wide range... from copywriting, proofreading, including academic research.
OP is a fallen angel for the fantastic offer - out of this galaxy chance.
Makes sense.
I'm already dying just hearing about this opportunity.
He thought about paying AI to do the job but a ChatGPT subscription was too much for him so he decided to exploit Indians instead. What a classy guy.
Or maybe his fire sale for his fictional lawsuit didn't work out and now he has no money.
Some of his previous mental aberrations are more entertaining.
r/SlaveLabour
10 push ups/month could have been better than $10/month.