AI prices are falling, but enterprise leaders shouldn't slash their budgets just yet! In this week's newsletter, I explain two big reasons why you'll pay more, not less, for AI in the days to come: (Drop more reasons in the comments if you have them.). I

Despite plummeting prices, there are good reasons why businesses can expect to pay more (not less!) for AI. I'll explain what they are in the next edition of my newsletter, which will hit your inboxes tomorrow. Subscribe* at so you don't miss it!. Bonus:.

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What's the big idea with GPT-5? It's money. Take a look at the cost table and see where GPT-5 (black rows) lands relative to competitors (lower is cheaper). Specifically, cost reduction for both OpenAI and the customers who buy in bulk (so they'll feel changes in cost per

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10 things to know about GPT-5:. 1. Bye bye model selection; everything is unified under one flagship model. Routing is automatic. 2. Power users shrug; free tier users are dazzled. Both miss the point: enterprise progress. 3. OpenAI is suddenly competitive with Google on price

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9. Rigid systems (like law, bureaucracy) must become automated to keep up.

8. There will be more specialization — and more fracturing of categories.

7. Empathy, creativity, and meaning-making will remain deeply human domains.

6. We’ll become more tolerant of mistakes made by AI tools.

5. Standardized signals (like degrees or credentials) will lose their value.

4. Brands and trusted humans will matter more in a flood of synthetic content.

3. Blank page syndrome will get worse.

2. There will be more for everyone to do, not less.

10 things I believe about our AI future:. 1. The future will be hard for people who aren’t adaptable.

ICYMI, hello GPT-5. 👋

The optimist and the pragmatist in me did battle out loud on #TheAIForecast and the episode is now live for you to enjoy. You'll hear me discuss the real implications of AI and how to overcome the perceived dark side of the technology, which I believe comes down to “lazy AI.”

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