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An independent paper
by Om Rajguru
The companies building the best models are also the ones making them the hardest to actually use. From the 'open-source circus' to frustrating usage limits and regional pricing gaps, the AI industry is increasingly out of touch with serious users outside of Silicon Valley.
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