AI & Technology / Economics
AIトークン経済入門
AI looks cheap by the hour, until you count the checking and the fixing. For people who make documents with AI, and for students of economics and management, this reader follows one piece of work from brief to finished and asks what it actually cost: the quality of the result, the money paid to the model, and the hours a person spent. Through Takashi, an office worker, and Kyoko, a student, it separates how many times you generated something from how much of it you could use, explains what a token is and how billing follows it, and adds back the human time nobody invoices. Eight chapters with practice notes, eighteen graded challenges with worked answers, and a closing look at the chips, power and data centres underneath.
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