Chinese banks and carriers turn AI tokens into rewards and collateral, The Next Web reports
The Next Web says the same sentence costs 2.5 times more in Greek than in English, so a single EU price buys different amounts of AI service.
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The Next Web reports that Chinese banks, carriers and a Guangzhou district are turning AI tokens into rewards, monthly plans and loan collateral. It says 10 million tokens cost 9.9 yuan a month in China. The outlet also highlights a language-dependent pricing gap: it says the same sentence costs 2.5 times more in Greek than in English, meaning a single EU price buys different amounts of service.
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