People say AI is expensive.
Let me break it down. I pay $200 a month for Claude and get PhD-level intelligence on every subject known to humanity.
Now price a human. Globally, on average, maybe $10,000 a year in food to run one brain. Plus the twenty odd years it takes to grow it first.
So it's $10,000 a year for human-level compute, versus $200 a month for intelligence that clears any human on any topic.
That's why it's scaling this fast. The price of human intelligence is just uneconomical compared to machines.
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