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Thanks for the link! Although this appears to be more focused on what it will cost the end user, as opposed to what it will cost OpenAI.

• fragmede 3y ago
  Which is your question, I didn't miss the subtle difference. (and you pointed it out nicely :) If we assume openai is making a profit on queries, it means that their cost to run this is less than what they're charging, at which point, the guess for what they're charging is a ballpark for what it costs. Training is impossibly expensive, inference is totally cheap.