FT: Corporate America rejects pricey frontier models, embraces open weights
chocolateUI · reddit · 2026-09-28
An FT report (shared via archive link) says corporate America is pushing back against overpriced frontier models and increasingly adopting open-weight models instead. Companies find frontier pricing hard to justify versus actual returns, signaling a shift toward cost-driven, open-model adoption in enterprise AI.
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