which is where, for lack of a better term, I work for a company, and I'm a software engineer, and I've been told by management, you're to use AI 24-7, whether you need it or not.
Then they raised prices because they were so undercharging for the cost of tokens, it was killing them.
So they increased the prices so that the customer was bearing more of the cost of the
token.
So you get people in.
Once you got people in, raise the price.
Raise the price.
Uber, I think, blew through its entire AI budget in like three or four months.
Some other company that I read about spent $500 million before they even knew they had spent $500 million.
which is where, for lack of a better term, I work for a company, and I'm a software engineer, and I've been told by management, you're to use AI 24-7, whether you need it or not.
Then they raised prices because they were so undercharging for the cost of tokens, it was killing them.
So they increased the prices so that the customer was bearing more of the cost of the
token.
So you get people in.
Once you got people in, raise the price.
Raise the price.
Uber, I think, blew through its entire AI budget in like three or four months.
Some other company that I read about spent $500 million before they even knew they had spent $500 million.
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