AI

4 of the 49 write-ups here are tagged AI. Every figure quoted below is in the figures table with the sentence it came from.

The figures

30% — Agency Agents takes that to its logical end with 232 structured expert-persona files that work across 14 mainstream AI tools and a claimed output-quality improvement above 30%. →
9x — Alibaba’s Open Code Review was benchmarked against general-purpose agents on 200 real pull requests drawn from 50 open-source repositories across 10 languages, and it scored higher on accuracy and F1 while consuming roughly one-ninth the tokens, a 9x gap on identical work. →
$1.25 — Meta’s Muse Spark 1.1 agent model API is priced at $1.25 per million input tokens and $4.25 per million output tokens — roughly 75% and 83% below Anthropic Opus on input and output respectively — and the target is explicit: become the cheap entry point for agent workflows and pull developers into the ecosystem. →
$0.19 — The competition among model vendors used to be argued in benchmark scores, and it is now being argued in cost per million tokens — Indian enterprises are adopting Chinese models at input prices as low as $0.19 per million tokens against $5 to $12 for comparable American offerings, which is not a discount so much as a different category of product. →
$500 — The rank-and-rent model is old enough that most people have heard of it and specific enough that almost nobody runs the numbers before starting: you build a website for a local service category, you rank it in Google for the searches that category gets, and then you rent the finished site to one business in that town for somewhere between $500 and $3,000 a month. →
$500 — Every figure in this article comes from operators describing their own results, and the $500 to $3,000 range is a report rather than a distribution — I have no idea what the median is, or how many sites never rent at all. →

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The write-ups

Rank and Rent: Local SEO Sites That Earn $500 to $3,000 a Month

The rank-and-rent model is old enough that most people have heard of it and specific enough that almost nobody runs the numbers before starting: you build a website for a local service category, yo…

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The Token Cost War: Why Price per Million Tokens Now Decides the AI Market

The competition among model vendors used to be argued in benchmark scores, and it is now being argued in cost per million tokens — Indian enterprises are adopting Chinese models at input prices as…

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Your AI Coding Bill Scales With Your Repo, Not Your Output

Most people budgeting for a coding assistant reason about it the way they reason about a printer, as though the cost tracked how much comes out.

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Your Agent Writes Code Faster Than Anyone Can Review It

The bottleneck in AI-assisted development moved, and most teams have not moved their tooling to follow it.

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All 49 write-ups

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