We're asking the wrong question about the cost of enterprise AI
THE SO WHAT
Focusing on token pricing while ignoring the infra behind each request is how teams end up with surprise GPU and networking bills. If you own an AI budget, push vendors for end-to-end cost per workflow—not per 1,000 tokens—and model how that scales under real usage.
READ THE SOURCE
MORE FROM THE WIRE
Applied AIChatGPT for Teens gets one thing right, and more AI models should follow
Stripping fake personality from teen-facing models is a quiet admission that anthropomorphizing assistants creates trust and safety debt. If you’re deploying chatbots in regulated or vulnerable contexts, tone and framing are now part of your risk surface, not just UX polish.
Applied AI85% of companies burned by an AI mistake are racing to cut the humans who might catch the next one
Enterprises getting hurt by AI failures and then removing humans from deployment decisions are confusing speed with control. If your board is pushing “more automation,” insist on owning the eval stack and escalation paths before you cut human review, or you’re compounding model risk.
Applied AIMeta ran ads for a nudify app featuring a porn video with a deepfake closely resembling a prominent US politician; Apple removed the app from the App Store
Deepfake nudification ads slipping through major platforms show how far enforcement lags behind generative abuse. If your org has public-facing leaders, you now need a playbook for synthetic defamation—monitoring, rapid takedown, and legal response are becoming standard hygiene.
Applied AI‘It’s not about who can generate a homepage in 30 seconds’: Hostinger launches a new agentic AI Builder, helping businesses do more with AI
Hostinger’s agentic AI Builder reflects the shift from one-shot generation to ongoing orchestration of hosting, content, and site changes. If your web stack still treats AI as a one-time assistant, start experimenting with agents that manage continuous updates and ops tasks around your core site.