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.
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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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.
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.
TNW@thenextweb10 million tokens cost 9.9 yuan a month in China. The same sentence costs 2.5 times more in Greek than in English, so a single EU price buys very different amounts of service.
TNW@thenextweb10 million tokens cost 9.9 yuan a month in China. The same sentence costs 2.5 times more in Greek than in English, so a single EU price buys very different amounts of service.