I think that is true in fast moving and AI adjacent business, but less true in established players. Like everything. The main issue are businesses where the pe

I think that is true in fast moving and AI adjacent business, but less true in established players. Like everything. The main issue are businesses where the per-seat model is their entire business model. There is a balance between taking advantage of the opportunity of the explosion of bots by offering a lower price option to attract new users and cannibalizing your existing users who might swap to the lower price option seeing it as good enough. On my side it is less the streamlining (AI can mostly do anything on my computer already, it has little trouble with CLI or computer use) and more to do with cost. If cost wasn't an issue, I'd just pay the full price for a full seat.