AI study chatbots: $72 vs under $5 per student across business schools
joshgans · x · 2026-11-13
Economist Josh Gans highlights a stark pricing gap in education AI: Ivey Business School charges $72 per student for its AI chatbot, while Allday, used by Rotman and others, costs under $5 per student. He calls textbook-level pricing hard to justify today — a window into wildly divergent AI procurement strategies in higher education.
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