> help keep costs from inflating wildly out of control Aren't the majority of costs in feeding and training the model? If they hope to present a product that

> help keep costs from inflating wildly out of control Aren't the majority of costs in feeding and training the model? If they hope to present a product that has access to pertinent and timely information I'm not sure how they're going to drastically reduce their costs on queries alone. > still lacking to see the "why" The "why" for AI should be blindingly obvious. The fact that this is an open question suggests that these simplistic large language models are still several orders of magnitude away from what that endpoint would be. This is a tiny stepping stone on a very long journey. It was foolish and insane to invest in it at the level Microsoft did.