@heyshrutimishra: ninety minutes a day, per user, on Status. figured that kind of usage meant inference costs you just accept. Inworld go…
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A tweet highlights Status scaling to tens of millions in annualized revenue while using Inworld to cut AI inference costs by roughly 95% without degrading content quality, despite users spending about 90 minutes per day in the app.
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ninety minutes a day, per user, on Status. figured that kind of usage meant inference costs you just accept.
Inworld got it down ~95% and I’m still thinking about that number
fai nur (@faionur): @thestatusai has scaled to tens of millions in annualized revenue. Working with @inworld, we cut our AI costs by about 95% while maintaining or improving content quality.
When you build consumer AI, you want people to be obsessed with your app. Then you have to afford that
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