It would be really hard to properly account for the training, since that won't scale with more generation.
The training is already done when you make a generative query. No matter how many consumers there are, the cost for training is fixed.
My point is that it isn't, not really. Usage begets more training, and this will likely continue for many years. So it's not a vanishing fixed cost, but pretty much just an ongoing expenditure associated with LLMs.
My point is that it isn't, not really. Usage begets more training, and this will likely continue for many years. So it's not a vanishing fixed cost, but pretty much just an ongoing expenditure associated with LLMs.