grantmaking.ai Launch Round
Build a digital intervention that estimates the equivalent human time needed to produce AI-generated outputs and surfaces this metric within existing LLM tools.
One of my recurring experiences using AI is producing inhuman amounts of work.
Since 2022, I have drafted legal contracts, designed documents, grant applications, code. The result is output that I have limited personal expertise in.
I have produced significant results, beyond my own abilities.
What helps me honor my own humanity within the work?
I want to explore how to quantify the human output it would take to produce what AI does.
For example, recently I used Clause Design to create a designed workbook based on initial documents and content I had. In about 1 hour of time with AI I had a deliverable document to ship. How long would that document have taken a human designer (expert) or a typical administrative assistant (novice) to create?
I want to create a digital intervention that measures AI output to human time.
This metric would bring clarity alongside a person’s preferred large language model, ideally within the AI tool they already use.
My goal would be to quantify the human labor embedded in artificial intelligence for the impact of preventing human overexertion and misaligned expectations of people which I perceive as an existential AI risk.
$7,500 would cover 20 to 40 hours of research, prototyping and design work
$75,000 would cover a 1 year weekly committment to this project