ROI - AI profitability Thoughts

[erek]

i came up with a new monetization scheme, on tops of in chat ads … tipping now too layered on top,

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Think about the last time an AI gave you an answer that was really good.
Not just good enough.
Really good.
The kind of answer that makes you stop and think, ‘Wow. That was helpful.’
And maybe you want to say thank you.
Now you can.
It’s called Rate.
When an AI gives you something worth a little extra, you can give a little extra back.
Right there in the conversation.
No separate payment. No fuss.
It simply rolls into your subscription.
Just Rate.
Because sometimes, a thank-you is worth a little more than words

 

[mashie]

You mean like the thumbs up and thumbs down in every Frontier model chat?

 

[mnewxcv]

You mean like the thumbs up and thumbs down in every Frontier model chat?

It sounds like he is proposing it actually costs money though

 

[erek]

It sounds like he is proposing it actually costs money though

yep, tipping (added into your subscription automatically) on top of the ads already served up mid-conversation

 

[erek]

also, taxes on tipping are up for debate in legislation anymore. might go away so even more profitable


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Federal Tax Rules

• • Federal income tax: You can deduct up to $25,000 of voluntary, reported tips

 

[mnewxcv]

I guess I'm just confused why we should want to give additional money to mega corporations. "Tipping" has always been for human services, and robots don't need money.

 

[erek]

I guess I'm just confused why we should want to give additional money to mega corporations. "Tipping" has always been for human services, and robots don't need money.

what if you’re incentivized

tipping can add rewards such as future AI credits to spend within the platform

 

[kram182]

You mean like the thumbs up and thumbs down in every Frontier model chat?

but this time instead of just improving the model, he gets paid/it's monetized!

and this same guy complains about AI/AI buildout/AI integrations in the news section/topics etc