"Design me a 3d printable rocket engine for a hobby rocket project. Verify it's design in a full simulation. Iterate until it works reliably in simulation based on a verified printable design on a consumer laser sintering device (or substitute contract manufacture for under 1000 dollars)."
This is a hobby version of a project, but you can imagine commercial versions of the same prompt for new databases, genomics studies, material analysis, operating systems etc.
"Design me a 3d printable rocket engine for a hobby rocket project. Verify it's design in a full simulation. Iterate until it works reliably in simulation based on a verified printable design on a consumer laser sintering device (or substitute contract manufacture for under 1000 dollars)."
This is a hobby version of a project, but you can imagine commercial versions of the same prompt for new databases, genomics studies, material analysis, operating systems etc.
From the prompt it seems evident the envisioned user doesn't have an interest in designing the motor themselves, so why not simply buy a stock motor?
Decompiling a binary and recreating the source, doing a full line-by-line security audit, always-on agents monitoring state minute-by-minute, etc.
I would very easily find ways to hit that level of token usage if it was cheaper/faster.