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inference costs
Inference costs refer to the computational resources, time, and energy required to run a trained machine learning model and generate predictions (inferences) from input data. These costs depend on factors such as model complexity, hardware efficiency, and the scale of deployment, and they are distinct from training costs, which are incurred during the model’s initial learning process.
Leaked Documents Suggest OpenAI May Still Be Spending More on Inference Than It Earns
OpenAI could still be losing money on inference despite rapid revenue growth, according to new internal financial documents shared publicly by tech blogger Ed Zitron. The leaked materials provide a rare look...
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