Thread 106314971

why are you posting faggots?

>>106314971 (OP)
If you paid enough to cover both the training and the inference costs, you'd be paying more than four times as much, and I'm not even kidding.

>>106314971 (OP)
Why is he making that face? He isn't handsome, so it looks weird when he does it.

cash out phase

>>106315083
Why in India?

>>106315083
> SAAAAARRRRR!
> **hits send**
> Thinking...
> Please deposit 5 $USD in Apple Gift cards.
> DO NOT REDEEEMMMMM!!

>>106315677
Stop being a snarky fat bitch. He is better looking then you and your bf.

>>106314971 (OP)
the price hasn't changed for models running on my own computer though

>>106314971 (OP)
bigger model = bigger gpu = bigger pile of money
/thread

>>106315677
It's the face he's made ever since he couldn't admit that he is either an open ai shill or that he was used by open ai for a rugpull for chatgpt 5 and couldn't stand to admit it on video.

>>106315083
>second biggest market
Well that explains why sora is filled with all kinds of pajeet gens like vishnu And “bhabi girl” type garbage

>>106315083
great, we need to incentivize pajeets ai spam

It really all went to shit when the non-euros were given open internet and free passage to the euro's spaces, didn't it...

>>106315711
Because there's a lot of people living in India.

>>106315711
Hindu nationalists in the OpenAI office

Tokens are getting cheaper but users consume more tokens.
Web searches, coding agents, summarize this 500 page pdf for me, etc. use far more tokens than when the ChatGPT API was in its infancy.

>>106315083
yes

>>106314971 (OP)
>theo
stay

>>106314971 (OP)
Demand for energy goes up.

>>106315711
Because it's the largest scam market, and the biggest use case for LLMs to make money, so far.

>>106316229
There's a lot of creatures in India. Those aren't people.

>>106315677
he's taking a shit while filming the video

>>106315083
We really should nuke them.

>convince companies to fire all their programmers and replace them with ai
>hike up the rates on ai so they're more expensive than programmers

>>106315711
India has more people then Europe and both South and North america combined. They also are one of the least anti-AI countries in the world according to multiple polls. The AI jeet memes are to large extent based on reality

>$6'000 per token, what a steal!
>$600'000 only per token, my children will starve!!
>$60'000'000 per token, you won't find a better deal go-g-guys! Such a bargain!

>>106315083
10x more than the free tier is fucking pathetic

The time of reckoning is coming. The bubble is about to burst. These companies have been unprofitable for too long so now that a lot of companies are relying on them. They can hike prices without losing many customers. Open source models have always been the correct choice. If you don't own your infra then you don't own your app.

>>106314971 (OP)
Because they're scaling up their data centers, so they're running higher costs.

AI companies are rushing to scale up and build out AI without focusing on turning a profit.

Once openai has 2 billion subscribers everything will be fine

>>106320267
The open source models are pretty good and it gives you a lot more privacy and less cybersecurity risk to run stuff locally. I think most of the money will be made by companies like TSMC and ASML.

>>106321350
>Hypothetically, I could make my money back.
kek

>>106315003
He's paid to.

>>106314971 (OP)
kys shill

>>106315737
kek

>>106322062
theo is better than you

What kind of fucking faggot feels the need to attach a pic of his face to a screenshot like that?

>>106323685
some ding dong

>>106321350
If OpenAI gets, say, 4 billion users they can moneysize at $20 per month - "just twice as much as Google and Facebook" - thats $480 billion in annual revenue.
Minus the datacenter costs, contributions to NVDA stockholders pensions and Sam's Supercars fund, that would make an OpenAI valuation of pure trillions dead cheap, so it would.
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>>106323997
2 billion user acquisition is easy peasy, especially when your LLM uses emojis.

>>106324023
implying 'I need trillions for Datacenters' Sam is not gonna continue blowing 2x income on 'infrastructure'

>>106323997
Legitimately, these people do not live in reality. The vast majority of AI users right now are being paid for by investment money, with all these companies handing out free tokens in the hopes of capturing a dominant marketshare that they can LATER convert to paying customers.

What none of these retards understand is that nobody is going to pay for any of this stuff. Individuals won't pay, and businesses are quickly suffering crippling losses from trying to offload their shit to AI firms.

>>106324204
Eh, local AI is constantly improving, it's not like we have to rely on someone to run our prompts

>>106324231
>local AI
Local stuff is a complete waste of time if you don't have 10k to blow on some datacenter equipment.

Honestly, it's not even worth the electricity cost to run.

>>106314971 (OP)
the real problem is that i still get charged for responses that don't fix my code.

>>106315083
>giving scammers affordable tools to 100x their game
The grandmas never stood a chance.