For most business AI tasks, older models work as well at a fraction of the cost
DavidLinthicum · x · 2026-11-13
David Linthicum argues that most business AI use cases don't need the latest, most powerful models. For routine tasks, older models may perform just as well while costing far less. His advice: match the model to the job, not the hype.
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