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Startup Helps Wall Street Price AI Compute
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Doubling Token Costs Each Month Raises AI Business Sustainability Questions
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seven million people seemed to think it was cool that this guy’s token costs are doubling every month. only a handful noticed that if the trend continued that meant that he would soon go bankrupt.
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Compounding AI Token Costs Can Outrun Revenue Growth
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sometimes exponentials bite you in the ass. example: if your token costs double every month like the guy below with 7M views proudly claims, bankruptcy is inevitable (unless revenue grows even faster, which seems unlikely).
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AgentSky Compares Claude Code and Codex Cost, Speed and Completion
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In AgentSky’s early marketing data, Claude Code × Fable 5 costs 2.8× more than Codex × GPT-5.6 Sol: $4.30 vs $1.55, while Codex is 105 seconds faster. The completion gap is 1.9 points.
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AI Labs Face Pressure From Incremental Progress and Rising Spending
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A lot of people in AI expected a sudden, uncontrollable takeoff, and were surprised by the incremental and steerable progress we observed. But to stay competitive, Anthropic and OpenAI need to spend faster than they can raise. To survive, they need the race to slow down.
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Analyses Suggest Local Data Center Bans Barely Slow AI Development
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My AI broadly agrees with Arvind's AI: state-level data center bans have very little impact overall on AI progress. If your concern is AI development, concentration of power, future use, or anything else other than "is a datacenter near me," this is not a substitute for policy.
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AI Economic Impact Forecasts Swing Between Immediacy and Delay
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I think the discourse is shifting too much towards "AI impacts will take many years to matter," just as they were too much towards "AI will instantly change the economy" not that long ago.
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GPT-5.6 Sol Max Beats Fable 5 Max on Reported DeepSWE Results
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GPT-5.6 Sol Max was already the better deal on DeepSWE v1.1 – The recent price cut widens the gap even further. Sol scores 72.7% at $6.47/task, compared with Fable 5 Max at 69.7% and $21.63/task. DeepSWE tests coding agents on 113 original, long-horizon engineering tasks.
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DeepSeek Runs 3.6 Times Cheaper in a Matched-Speed Agent Comparison
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cool tool! seeing DeepSeek run 3.6x cheaper than GPT-5.6 Sol with the exact same median time is pretty wild
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Productivity J-Curve Explains Why Complementary Investments Delay AI Gains
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Yep. As @ChadSyverson
, @danrock and I wrote in 2021, General purpose technologies like AI require significant complementary investments. This delays their effect on productivity and growth. We call this the Productivity J-curve.