Comment by LtWorf 2 months ago It has at the current subsidised prices. 2 comments LtWorf Reply olalonde 2 months ago I doubt inference costs will scale up significantly, but even if they do, it simply strengthens the strategic case for Apple's focus on local inference. mrguyorama 2 months ago Inference costs wont increase but inference prices have to go up dramatically.Investors are expecting trillions of dollars to come out of this play. That's only possible through monopoly pricing essentially."Being a profitable business", which selling tokens could absolutely be, is not sufficient. They need to own a large chunk of the world
olalonde 2 months ago I doubt inference costs will scale up significantly, but even if they do, it simply strengthens the strategic case for Apple's focus on local inference. mrguyorama 2 months ago Inference costs wont increase but inference prices have to go up dramatically.Investors are expecting trillions of dollars to come out of this play. That's only possible through monopoly pricing essentially."Being a profitable business", which selling tokens could absolutely be, is not sufficient. They need to own a large chunk of the world
mrguyorama 2 months ago Inference costs wont increase but inference prices have to go up dramatically.Investors are expecting trillions of dollars to come out of this play. That's only possible through monopoly pricing essentially."Being a profitable business", which selling tokens could absolutely be, is not sufficient. They need to own a large chunk of the world
I doubt inference costs will scale up significantly, but even if they do, it simply strengthens the strategic case for Apple's focus on local inference.
Inference costs wont increase but inference prices have to go up dramatically.
Investors are expecting trillions of dollars to come out of this play. That's only possible through monopoly pricing essentially.
"Being a profitable business", which selling tokens could absolutely be, is not sufficient. They need to own a large chunk of the world