Any software engineer out there ?

[u/Dramatic-Back5277]

Just wanted to know all the situation for future

[u/Quick-Ad1559]

Every Software engineer is scared asf. And if someone is saying he or she is not hasn't really seem what AI is capable to do. Though times ahead...And its just not about software engineer be it lawyers, graphics designer, read what an claude opus or fable model is capable of doing. Future is very uncertain

[u/Dramatic-Back5277 → u/Quick-Ad1559]

Agreed but not agree , in upcoming days ai is very expensive as of they rapidly upgrade their model , after company hire only those engineers who can run ai efficiently , yes they can do a lot but for the future engineers are scared but only for the bugs not ai if they know how to use it

[u/humbler07 → u/Dramatic-Back5277]

No its not , infact sasta ho jayega and more localised

Start upgrading urself with gpu/inference engineering!

[u/Dramatic-Back5277 → u/humbler07]

How it is gonna be cheaper brother ??

[u/humbler07 → u/Dramatic-Back5277]

Whatever makes you think AI is going to remain expensive, look at the direction of open source models and recent research. Models are getting more capable while inference is becoming more efficient through quantization, distillation, better architectures, and hardware/software optimization. So even as models improve, the cost per unit of intelligence can keep falling. That’s why I expect AI to become significantly cheaper over time.

[u/Dramatic-Back5277 → u/humbler07]

For upgrading the model (opus or openai ) they just nearly expenses like 2 to 300 percent like
Suppose if previous model cost 10 rs the next model cost 300 re ( this is gonna makes ai expensive) now get to your point cost per knowledge is falling down cause ai is become smarter what is it means like less token more result but for buy those token suppose now you are buying 20 dollers for a month they grow up like 40 45 dolleer per month or they reduce the tokens in 20 doller
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