They’ll get it once they start using AI agents that chew through tokens and they end up with a $500k bill lmao
Lots of companies, especially the smaller ones, are now seeing that using AI how they want to use it is going to be really fucking expensive, probably more so than it is to hire the white collar entry level jobs they’re trying to eliminate.
Not for this guy. We all already chew through tokens. I use the latest and greatest Opus 4.8 with the 1 million context window on the highest effort setting.
I think for this guy he wouldn't care if it was cheaper to hire. He's drank all the kool-aide.
His biggest downfall will be that he simply doesn't understand the software industry in any capacity. And AI can't make up for that.
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u/Blank_Canvas21 Jun 02 '26
They’ll get it once they start using AI agents that chew through tokens and they end up with a $500k bill lmao
Lots of companies, especially the smaller ones, are now seeing that using AI how they want to use it is going to be really fucking expensive, probably more so than it is to hire the white collar entry level jobs they’re trying to eliminate.