… Every step forward in compute lets us train stronger models, serve more demand, and lower the cost per unit of intelligence. That is durable business leverage. 2. Win the agent platform layer The market has moved from prompts to agents. …
… That may look like “thinking through” a lot of different potential paths, launching sub-agents to do portions of a task, or verifying the accuracy of different steps of the process. “You put in your one-sentence prompt… and it’ll talk out loud to itself for thousands and thousands of tokens, thousa… …
… Buying it on its own from Framework, the GPU costs $1,199.00 — a $500 jump from the 8GB variant, which costs $699.00. …
… And early on when we’re trying to explore something, we will use some of the more advanced models, but then once you get up to larger volumes, we will try to switch out either cheaper models or open source models to control the costs and the token costs on the backend. …
… There was the badge that controls an agent and the little, for lack of a better word, the Chumby, the little desktop-friendly thing that controls an agent. …
… Once you start seeing the world as a bunch of databases, it’s a small jump to feeling like you can control everything if you can just control the data. …
… I always think it’s an internal locus of control and external locus of control. Things that you can control, that actually have an impact and then things that are completely outside your control. …
… The company did better than expected at keeping its costs low. …
… That to me is, “Okay, we’re going to certify a building control application to make sure it doesn’t go haywire and turn up the heat in all the units,” or whatever a building control application might be able to do. …
… The cost structure of these companies could spiral out of control if they have to pay you and everyone else whose work they’ve taken, but it’s inconvenient to think about, so we just don’t think about it. …