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Chinese AI Developers May Switch to 'Pay-per-Weight' Model — Goldman Sachs

According to Goldman Sachs, Chinese artificial intelligence developers may switch to a 'pay-per-weight' model. This indicates significant changes in the business model for AI development in China.

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Chinese artificial intelligence developers may switch to a 'pay-per-weight' model, says Goldman Sachs.

According to Goldman Sachs analysts, artificial intelligence (AI) developers in China may shift their business models to a 'pay-per-weight' system. This is expected to indicate significant changes in the business model for AI development in China.

The concept of 'pay-per-weight' essentially means charging for specific parameters or computational loads of artificial intelligence models. This new approach allows developers to generate revenue in a new way for their products and services and could create a more stable financial foundation for their operations.

The South China Morning Post reported this, citing Goldman Sachs data.

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