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isn't that when the training costs are actually accounted for?

• dwaltrip 18d ago
  Not for operating profit. Training is a one-time cost that gets amortized across every query. And either way, the training of new base models will eventually slow from the current frantic pace.
  • freejazz 17d ago
    >Not for operating profit. Training is a one-time cost that gets amortized across every query. But people are saying its not part of the calculation to generate the cost of a query... >And either way, the training of new base models will eventually slow from the current frantic pace. Sure, maybe.
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