@PrajwalTomar_: I burned $1,000 in AI credits in 3 days. That's the part of AI nobody warns you about. GPT-6 Astra made building the ea…
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The article discusses the high ongoing costs of running AI agents and introduces Nebius's AI Builder Program, which provides credits, discounts, courses, and support to help developers manage AI infrastructure expenses.
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I burned $1,000 in AI credits in 3 days. That’s the part of AI nobody warns you about.
GPT-6 Astra made building the easy part. You can go from an idea to a working agent in an afternoon.
The real cost now is running it: compute, inference, the bill at the end of the month.
Nebius just went after exactly that with their new AI Builder Program:
$400+ in credits and discounts on day one. Runnable blueprints. Free Nebius Academy courses built with NVIDIA. A $1 certification. Their own engineers on office hours.
The agency spends real money on AI infra every month. If I were starting from zero, this is where I would start.
in collaboration with Nebius #nebiuspartnership
Nebius (@nebiusai): The Nebius AI Builder Program is now available. AI isn’t just a model you call anymore. It’s a system you build. And builders, not a few closed labs, will decide what it becomes.
The open ecosystem has all the pieces. We want to make it easier to put them together and start
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