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Again, I agree that it sounds plausible, but it doesn't guarantee anything, and the lack of hard data usually indicates things aren't as confidently profitable
by embedding-shape 11mo ago
Again, I agree that it sounds plausible, but it doesn't guarantee anything, and the lack of hard data usually indicates things aren't as confidently profitable as you believe. Otherwise the companies would be bragging about it.
Probably in the end it'll be profitable for the companies somehow, but exactly how or what the exact prices will be, I don't think anyone know at this point. That's why I'm reserving my "Developing countries can now affordably use AI too" for when that's reality, not based on guesses and assumptions.
- lukeschlather 11mo agoGoogle publishes their profits quarterly, but they only do that because they are required to by law. They would prefer people assume they're offering these services at a loss so nobody attempts to compete with them. But again, it's not a guess or assumption - you can run the latest DeepSeek model renting GPUs from a cloud provider, and it works, and it's affordable.