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Why AI agents Cost So Much
ultimate goal isn't just use fewer tokens. >> That's right. In some cases, using fewer tokens might actually produce worse results because your agent might be trying to get the same accuracy by calling multiple times. And so, that is not the best way to optimize just for…
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- ultimate goal isn't just use fewer tokens
- >> That's right
- In some cases, using fewer tokens might actually produce worse results because your agent might be trying to get the same accuracy by calling multiple times
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