@FinanceYF5: AI models are locked in a price war, yet GPUs are getting more expensive. Since June, average token prices: OpenAI -62%…
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AI models are experiencing significant price reductions due to competition, while GPU rental costs are increasing, highlighting the growing value of compute resources.
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