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I don't think so. It's all about market share at the moment, while competition is increasing ( eg. Bard). They also need more usage, to get companies to pay f
by NicoJuicy 3y ago
I don't think so.
It's all about market share at the moment, while competition is increasing ( eg. Bard).
They also need more usage, to get companies to pay for the benefits later on ( pushing for adoption)
A lot of big companies are currently in a pilot for having AI across Microsoft's portfolio.
Those subscriptions will become more expensive, once they have sufficient metrics / improvements.
Some innovations happen at scale too. So I think costs will actually go down.
- moose_man 3y agoGotcha, fair enough.