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Big Tech is cashing in on AI while the rest of corporate America sees no financial returns — report outlines how rising token costs threaten to squeeze corporate profit margins. (www.tomshardware.com)
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[–] Eww@lemmy.world 1 points 1 day ago

Tech companies are paying big money to people with AI skills because they know how to make it work well. Giving a finance bro Copilot won't amount to more than him automating email replies. But some one building out a fully automated CI/CD pipeline that deploys tens of thousands of instances globally for a SaaS company instead paying a team to maintain is where they get their ROI with AI. Backing that with crazy compute power allows them to do it faster.