A scorecard for the AI age
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OpenAI's chief financial officer presents a tool for measuring the value of AI investments.
The scorecard focuses on four things: how many useful work tasks AI solves, what each solved task costs, how reliable the AI is, and how much value you get for the computational resources you invest.
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