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Price is based on perceived value, not cost to produce. There is no international court of price justifications; if customers are willing to pay $X you can char
by brookst 4mo ago
Price is based on perceived value, not cost to produce. There is no international court of price justifications; if customers are willing to pay $X you can charge $X.
- pixl97 4mo agoThat and a model can be the same size, yet use a lot more compute, I guess think of it as intelligence per watt used or something like that.
- brookst 4mo agoExactly. The company should care because it drives margins. But pricing to customers should not change unless it was artificially high (competitors offer more value for same money) due to profitability concerns.