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Delphi AI researcher Accelxr 👾 explains why AI agents could favor cheaper open weights models. “Agentic use cases are extremely cost sensitive. And so if that’s the case, you kind of have this composition shift towards cheapest, but still adequately capable models.”

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Cost-sensitivity cuts both ways though, a cheap-enough open model also kills the switching cost that locks you into one vendor's roadmap. If agents are picking on price, providers lose the "nobody rips out infra that's already wired in" moat, not just the margin. Watched a team drop a paid API for a 7B open model mid-project last year purely on latency, and nobody blinked.

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