I never believed that such a high value and such a capital heavy investment could be sustained on just $20/mo.
But I don’t blame the foundation model platforms for giving users a taste and then rolling back the features / quantity of tokens per $ after giving them a taste. They needed to get started somewhere and they were able to offer an amazing product for an affordable price.
It’s not until after the heaviest users start to abuse the subscription tier they are on that the platform understands how their product scales.
But I don’t blame the foundation model platforms for giving users a taste and then rolling back the features / quantity of tokens per $ after giving them a taste. They needed to get started somewhere and they were able to offer an amazing product for an affordable price.
It’s not until after the heaviest users start to abuse the subscription tier they are on that the platform understands how their product scales.