Original Reddit post

AI companies are subsidizing access the same way Uber subsidized rides and AWS subsidized compute in the early days, burning cash to grab market share. You’re getting GPT-4 and Claude Opus level intelligence at a fraction of what it actually costs to run. That won’t last. When unit economics have to work, prices go up. So the question is: what can you build right now, while the cost of intelligence is artificially low, that becomes durable and defensible once the subsidy disappears? submitted by /u/KyleTenjuin

Originally posted by u/KyleTenjuin on r/ClaudeCode