Amazon engineers are reportedly distilling Anthropic models to cut costs before new token-based pricing kicks in
Amazon engineers are distilling Anthropic models to reduce costs ahead of a new token-based pricing model. This move aims to optimize expenses while maintaining access to advanced AI capabilities.
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