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>OpenAI is seeing such high demand that it's cutting prices by 80%
HOLY BASED. SNAILKEKS IN SHAMBLES
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>>109418182
They need to show paying customers, the free model has become a lot dumber and it's not due to A/B testing.
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>>109418196
they're going the walmart route and we all know how good their quality is
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>>109418182
THE DEMAND IS GOING CRAZY

THAT THEY ARE NOW GIVING IT OUT FOR FREE!!!!!
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>>109418182
>>109418328
WHAT WE LOSE PER USER WE MAKE UP IN VOLUME
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>>109418755
>VOLUME
of lies
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>>109418182
>>109418328
DeepSeek V4 must be hurting their bottom line really hard.
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>>109418182
when you view all of OpenAI and Anthropic's decisions through the lens of the upcoming IPOs, it really becomes amusing to watch
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>>109418182
That's nice. I'm still not paying though.
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>>109418775
I'm sure the folks who fronted the leverage for these giant datacenters are thrilled to see this!!!
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>>109418182
OpenAI lost 35 billion in 2025.

Datacentres as a utility serive are a bad business, high energy and indurance costs, trillion dollar capex depreciation and take on the depreciationn in the end users hardware and takes on the end users electricty bill while delivering an intrinsically slower, less secure less private compute and file access. It's a shit business model and it does not cut it financially and is not compelling.
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>>109418182
>OpenAI is being so BTFO by Anthropic that it's cutting prices by 80%
FTFY
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>>109418786
I always am willing to spend thousands a year on lossy compressed search results delivered by a chatbot! I would die and leave everything I own for jensen and the jeet CEOs and authenticate with my anus!

Best thing he has done in many many years

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ykvf3MunGf8
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>>109418803
They are both dumb business models as is azure.

100% margin software business or datacentre utility service that eats cash on hardware that is worthless inn five years and costs a fortune in bills?

This companies have gradually drifed to being run by absolute retards in the lasy 20 years becaus retards are he only ones that coked up finance mbas can relate to

Can't wair for the veidos of urban explorers in vast rotting abandoned weed infested datacentres with leaking ceilings in 25 years

2 trillion, done on nothing.
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Still not paying for your shit.
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>>109418182
>graph stops at 50
shit advert, elon. i wish you all the best with your crippling mental illness

https://artificialanalysis.ai/evaluations/artificial-analysis-intelligence-index
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gay jewbros...? the deepsneed goys did it again
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>>109418182
hmm so the poorfag angle is just using luna max ?
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>>109418182
Too bad ChatGPT is censored to uselessness. I just tried a chinese ai for the first time and the output for scenarios and what ifs is incomparable to ChatGPT, it's like if someone lifted their hands from your eyes.
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>>109418963
Or the new 0731 deepseek
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>>109418971
deepseek charges you per tokens so it's not worth. the 23$ chatgpt plan gives you like 100$ worth of tokens
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I wonder if it will stay at this price.
If yes, either they'll keep losing money hard, if no, they scammed us all along
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>>109418964
ask it what if something happened at Tiananmen Square on July 5th 1989
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>>109418182
Based
Snailcats seething rn
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>>109418182
>Look, this is better in industry bullshit metric
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>>109419105
Censored on 3 issues beats censored on a million, it's not a contest anon.
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>>109418182
Wtf is the difference between tera and luna
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Don't care. Sticking with Claude.
Thanks for the offer though.
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>>109419141
I was reading a white paper saying we can go even cheaper if we start using luddites as biofuel
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>>109419390
You live on the former
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>>109418985
>Yes, I will go to the man giving free candy
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>>109419506
We need to do that too
Cheaper AI = total luddite destruction
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very good technology related thread
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>>109418182
it's not because of the demand but because of the new open models that are better and much cheaper.
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>>109419615
djt needs to ban them, sama's wealth is at stake
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>>109419880
fuck sama, and it's not like djt has much power outside of the US anyway.
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Couldn't we power datacenters with all the shit freely available on the streets of India's and floating on the holy river Ganges?
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>>109418182
what lil dario gonna do
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>>109419968
Cry about open weight models some more.
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>>109418182
nothin personnel, gweilo
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Does AI still kinda suck dick?
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>>109420833
>Suck dick
oddly enough that was delegated to ai bros
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>>109418182
>buy 2 GPT and get 1 FREE!!!!
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>>109420882
Cool it with the anti-semitic, homophobic, and anti-technocratic remarks.
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>>109419923
>and it's not like djt has much power outside of the US anyway.
he's winning on a daily basis tho
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>>109418200
>>109418328
>>109418755
>Walmart route
That strategy works thobeit. Kill competition and corner the market.

Moreover its probably a three pronged strat. The writing is on the wall thanks to China, so the new meta is probably to:
1. kill or trip up the domestic competition immediately so they get caught by the bear first.
2. Mitigate domestic demand bleed out to open source for as long as possible
3. Rack up behavioral and advertising data points on the way down.

OpenAI has the capital runway and better government ties to do this while Anthropic doesn't. If that can kill Anthropic before the IPO, that might actually prop OpenAI up long enough for investor exits before the broader market goes tits up. The advertising play would then provide a clean rebound and they can shift to challenging Google as a search engine instead of pushing agentic work since the Chinese will have it cornered.

The play will become clearer as we see legislation around foreign robot/sexbot bans popping up left and right while OAI and Anthropic shift back to putting out models with GPT4 levels of sycophancy as a feature and circle back to relationship roleplay features.
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You don't cut prices when you are seeing record demand.
That's the exact opposite of what you do.
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>>109422919
>You don't cut prices when you are seeing record demand.
that's the luddite way of doing business
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>>109418182
I wonder if some people actually believe this and don't realize its in response to Kimi/Deepseek setting an unshakeable baseline for this level of performance by letting outside companies host the models in their own data centers
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>>109418182
turning a profit has never been less likely now
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>>109422937
Silly economic laws like offer vs demand don't apply here. They are even reversed.
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>>109418874
They have become really shameless.
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>>109423241
○.○
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>>109418182
bubble popping
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>>109423241
Why dont they just ask AI how to turn it profitable?
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>>109423819
ran out of their weekly allowance
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>>109418775
Trillions of dollars invested on the basis of gatekeeping are now in shamble.
They will never recover from this.
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lolno
im putting my money on the chink
poopen ai can eat shit and die
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>>109418182
>palantir ceo said the US ai models are too expensive
>anthropic and openai started to lower prices right after
can't make this up lmao
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not cheap enough
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>>109418182
>cost per task
define 'task'
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>>109422031
Shut up MIGApede boomer NPC lol
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>>109418182
it's crazy how they have the worst ai now lmao
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you have to pay me if you want me to use your Israeli censored AI garbage
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>>109427840
if only sama had another 500 billion dollars...
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>>109427840
That's Anthropic
>absurdly overpriced
>all the lower tiers now mogged by open weights or flash models 1/100th the price
>top tier censored to the point of unusability, lost their edge over other big models anyway
>unpopular compared to either GPT or open models

technically Gemini is in even worse position due to being near-obsolete but at least it's less not as expensive and Google has a pretty decent open model in Gemma
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>>109418182
wtf is luna, terra and sol. I cant keep up with this retarded marketing
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>>109428953
Latest LLMs goy products. The name of the next one? ASTRA. Just know that Lua is the cheapest one and kind of competitive, so that's the one that you want to start testing and see if it works on your workloads.
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>>109419506
This but unironically. Most luddites are toxic people that will blindly hate on anything AI and many will occasionally group up to actively sabotage anyone who uses it, even if it's something small. It's weird how they become violent turbonormie zealots against the little people but they have no balls to do the same with big companies.

Are these people a loud minority or are they just that many?
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>>109428953
They train a real model for 6 months
then the different names are different censorship versions with post training which takes less time
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>>109418786
>initial public offering
I heard a recent analysis of why so many businesses are excited to float their companies on the stock market.
A good example is the recent sale of SpaceX.
There's so much money floating in the system and governments are disregarding monetary controls by keeping interest rates lower than they should be and under reporting inflation figures.
You have trillions of dollars chasing a return against inflation.
That means they are compelled to buy into anything.
The recent mini boom/bust in Korean stocks of memory manufacturers is a case in point were the price was driven up by young Koreans priced out of the housing market. The stock exchange was perceived as the only way to ever get to own your own property and millions drove the prices of hynix and Samsung so high that a change of sentiment caused a huge reversal, ruining many who had bought into the stocks with leverage.
There's a lot of parallels in other western markets were stocks are being driven higher from similar pressures and hype about the growth of AI
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Why would they cut price if they're seeing high demand?

lmao
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>>109428953
why is OpenAI naming these after shitcoins?



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