Your AI Cost Calculation Can Be Correct — and Still Be Historically Wrong
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Imagine an AI workflow that ran on August 10. The execution completed successfully. The system recorded 100 units of usage for Model X, and the provider rate applicable at the time was $0.002 per unit. The valuation was straightforward: 100 units × $0.002 = $0.20 A few weeks later, the provider cha…
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Your AI Cost Calculation Can Be Correct — and Still Be Historically Wrong
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