Yeah no shit, it is almost like it doesn't actually think or something so you still need human labor, on top of expensive infrastructure.
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Wait are you saying that if I invest more in fixed capital in order to lower costs my overall rate of profit will decrease????
Years of spending hundreds of millions to block laws and defeat ballot measures that could cost them tens of millions have prepared them for this. Is class interest the only thing more powerful than the profit motive?
I saw a post made by an employee that is paid $120k showing their token usage at $1.3M/month
Ruling class in shambles. They must been so giddy about finally being able to genocide everyone else the second they were no longer necessary
This article references Gartner which puts out papers that toe the line on whatever CFOs think since most are just survey based. I think most or all of the stuff they put out is garbage. So I wonder how they’re determining that inference costs will go down 90% by 2030
So I wonder how they’re determining that inference costs will go down 90% by 2030
Because that would be cool