The tokenmaxxing era is over. Now companies are ‘tokenminimizing’
A year ago, the smart move inside a big company was to use as much AI as humanly possible. Some firms even ranked employees on leaderboards by how many tokens they burned, a status game that earned its own name: tokenmaxxing. That era is ending. The same companies are now capping AI use, and the […]<br /> This story continues at The Next Web [...]
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