The new economics of enterprise AI

MIT Technology Review
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Enterprise AI is evolving from isolated experiments to a core business infrastructure, shifting focus from cost per token or GPU-hour to the effective cost per useful business outcome. Companies choose among bespoke stacks, on-demand consumption, or integrated private AI platforms based on workload needs, balancing flexibility, cost, and efficiency. Ownership of AI infrastructure requires operational discipline to maximize value, similar to owning a high-performance vehicle needing skilled use.

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