@sama: i see your moore's law and i raise you 20x
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Sam Altman comments on the rapid cost reduction of AI models, noting that GPT-5.4 now costs about one-thirteenth of Luna's price just four months later, highlighting a 20x improvement over Moore's Law.
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i see your moore’s law and i raise you 20x
nic (@nicdunz): GPT-5.4 full at xhigh scored 51, exactly where Luna max sits today. GPT-5.4 costs 2.50/15; Luna now costs 0.20/1.20. In other words, roughly four months later, OpenAI is selling March’s full flagship intelligence at about one-thirteenth the token price.
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