Microsoft believes that every app and application should be optimized by AI. In the past six months, Microsoft has rewritten almost all of its internal products based on AI. Large models mean high costs, and the price of large models is always uncontrollable. The costs of large models include hardware costs, computing power costs, network costs, algorithm costs, etc., and computing power costs are just a part of them.
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