What did Sam Altman say about paying for AI like a utility bill?
Altman and Nvidia's Jensen Huang have reportedly floated the idea of treating AI spending like a utility bill, or even funding it out of employee salaries, as executives search for ways to justify runaway compute costs to increasingly skeptical enterprise buyers.
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