AI News/Wire summary
Cognition plans to measure engineers' AI efficiency to guide resources
Key points
- Large companies are capping employee AI usage, adopting cheaper smaller models, and routing only hard requests to costly ones.
- Cognition, maker of the AI coding agent Devin, plans to measure how efficiently each engineer uses AI.
- According to The Information, companies could then direct more resources to their most efficient engineers. Source excerpt lacks further detail.
Why it matters for marketers: Teams using AI tools may face per-person efficiency tracking and usage caps, so budgets and model access could depend on measured output.
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The Information: Cognition’s Plan to Limit Tokenmaxxing to the Most Efficient Engineers
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