Sovereign models, hard budget caps, and what they mean for practitioners without enterprise budgets
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Sovereign models, hard budget caps, and what they mean for practitioners without enterprise budgets Three things landed on Hacker News this week that look unrelated and are actually the same conversation: Aleph Alpha released Kolibri under Apache 2.0, Simon Willison argued that every pay-by-usage s…
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Sovereign models, hard budget caps, and what they mean for practitioners without enterprise budgets
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