The cost of using artificial intelligence is 5 times cheaper each year

Sam Altman, CEO of Openai, says the cost of using artificial intelligence is reduced by five times each year, and this will increase its growth rate.

Sam Altman has released a blog post that the cost of using artificial intelligence is reduced by five times each year, and this process would dramatically increase the use of the technology.

Altman also cited a 5-fold reduction in token processing prices from the GPT-4 in early 2 to GPT-4O in the middle, and considered the process much stronger than Moore’s law.

Crashing the cost of producing artificial intelligence; A faster transformation than the law of Moore

The remarks come as Openai unveiled a $ 2 billion investment in the development of artificial intelligence infrastructure in Janai in Janai.

In his analysis, Altman also emphasized that the level of intelligence of artificial intelligence models was directly related to the amount of financial resources allocated to their development and predicted that extensive investments in the area would not stop in the near future.

According to him, if the trend continues, its effects on society will be profound; Including the dramatic decline in the price of many commodities, while the prices of luxury goods and limited resources such as land are likely to rise.

Altman’s remarks came just weeks after the sharp drop in the value of artificial intelligence -related companies in January; A drop that is due to the remarkable success of the Chinese startup Deepseek And there was a concern about the decline in demand for artificial intelligence hardware, including the Nvidia chips.

However, large companies such as Amazon, Microsoft, Google and Meta continue to invest extensively in artificial intelligence. The total investment of these four companies is expected to exceed $ 5 billion this year.

Altman was present at the White House last month, when US President Donald Trump officially unveiled the Stargate project, joint investment between Openai, Softbank, Oracle and the MGX Emirati investor.