LLMs can't provide fast, reliable answers at low cost.
Instead, they offer possibilities of questionable reliability at high cost.
In other words, they turn the traditional model of computing upside down.
Instead, they offer possibilities of questionable reliability at high cost.
In other words, they turn the traditional model of computing upside down.
This is currently an unanswered question. The real, actual cost won't be revealed until the companies involved run out of easy venture capital and legal liability gets fully factored in.
Based on the mere fact that they are seriously looking at nuclear power for their energy needs, I'd say the real costs are likely to be a shocker --- far exceeding most current expectations. Indie developers won't be able to partake unless they're somehow subsidized as charity cases.