Why do you argue that current consumer AI adoption is heavily subsidized?

Edward Zitron
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Founder & CEO at EZPR

Niche: Agencies
Revenue: Not Publicly Disclosed/month
Location: Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
Started: 2013

Standard twenty-dollar monthly subscriptions allow users to burn hundreds of dollars worth of compute tokens. On higher tiers, users can consume thousands of dollars in underlying inference costs. Consumer and business adoption numbers appear massive only because providers are selling computing resources at steep financial losses to create the illusion of universal demand.

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