Absolutely this. Slightly tangential, but reminds me of an old @dsquareddigest.bsky.social post on the value of arts degrees, pointing out that only a few are very successful but impossible to work out who this is going to be beforehand and so need sufficient throughput in the system.

There are so many forms of art where it is no longer possible to make a living by being quite good, which is harmful to all forms of art. You should be able to make a living wage as a good enough piano player or a decent actor or a competent portrait painter because that's where people learn.

This excerpt is an exceptionally good look at what a lot of people seem to believe LLMs are or will become versus the reality.