Artificial Intelligence

3 of the 32 write-ups here are tagged Artificial Intelligence. Every figure quoted below is in the figures table with the sentence it came from.

The figures

$1.43 — The $1.43 and the $9.05 are both frontier models doing a job they were not specifically built for. →
$1.43 — A single run costs about $1.43 on the first and $9.05 on the second. →
$55k — James Dunn paired GPS trackers with a team that physically goes out and recovers stolen bikes, which is precisely the unpleasant part nobody wants to copy, and the thing runs at $55k MRR. →
$29 — Before writing a contract-comparison tool, one builder handled three to ten comparisons by hand at $29 a document, and only turned the routine into software once the same people kept coming back and paying for it. →
12 months — Quality degradation typically appears 6-12 months after full automation—long after the press releases have been sent. →
$40 million — Klarna’s AI customer service experiment, which replaced 700 human agents, initially saved $40 million in a year, but the quality of service suffered so badly that they had to rehire humans, leading the CEO to admit they “went too far” with automation after 12 months. →

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The write-ups

Debunking the Myth of Overnight Success in Micro-SaaS

A six-hour Chrome extension pays $400 a month.

The Klarna Lesson: Why AI Implementation Needs a Staircase, Not a Leap

Klarna’s AI customer service experiment, which replaced 700 human agents, initially saved $40 million in a year, but the quality of service suffered so badly that they had to rehire humans, leading…

The Two Best AI Code Reviewers Score the Same. One Costs $1.43 a Run, the Other $9.05.

On ReactBench, GPT 5.6 Sol and Fable 5 posted Pass@1 scores of 43.1% and 41.2%.

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