I think this is a good analysis but falls a little short. Sure, the price is not high for inference, but what about the cost? To be fair, the author already tri

I think this is a good analysis but falls a little short. Sure, the price is not high for inference, but what about the cost? To be fair, the author already tries to answer this claim, but you could look more critically at this question. Something like: taking into account the insane amount of capital that is being spent and injected into AI companies, what is the strategy to break-even in a reasonable amount of time? What would be the implications for the price over time from now on? That's an interesting thought experiment that, at least in my head, raises the question if the price we're paying for inference today is actually fair.