At Nvidia, we have no limit for Anthropic or Open AI models (for now) and are heavily encouraged to use them as much as possible.

I by myself use now more than 15 accounts combined of all providers + API as well for external providers, more than 50K$ equivalent a month in API tokens, my team is doing the same thing, it's not really that much once you figured out the real automation loops and workflows, solving 300 issues a day with guarantees is common.

I feel that a lot of users are still stuck on Claude code or tools like this and don't really have a real argument about why they are even following the thread at all, everything has to be async for serious automation, you shouldn't even be seeing what Claude or any other model is replying (everything has to be digested with another model to increase relevancy and accuracy of the message so you can read faster (like a bot)), it's irrelevant, only human in the loop when a decision must be made, the rest has to be loops with all model, typical e2e, regression, computer use test, video into frames into all model loop and so-on.

> No wonder they need to lay people off!

He clearly works at Apple, and they aren't laying people off.

I'm not aware of a limit in my current role. There is, however, a leaderboard.

Well, presumably (hopefully) they aren't expected to work weekends.

Yes, the cost of AI is a big contributing factor.

The unsubsidised costs can't be revealed soon enough.