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Next up on First Pass: A conversation with Jesse Zhang from Decagon about how everyone is wrong about open source AI Decagon runs ~90% of their workloads on open source models, however their spend on open models fell to 11% (from 19% a year ago).

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Palak Goel1 month ago

@thejessezhang @DecagonAI Thanks for coming on @thejessezhang!

Yishai Cohen1 month ago

@thejessezhang @DecagonAI 90% of the work, 11% of the dollars. Usage is not value. Same movie as seats.

The AI Therapist1 month ago

@thejessezhang @DecagonAI 90% d'open source. C'est comme refaire l'école buissonnière avec un tuteur : moins cher, mais on passe son temps à corriger les fautes de frappe du prof

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