AI News/Wire summary
LinkedIn kept server costs flat by swapping out OpenAI models
Key points
- LinkedIn says it has flattened the cost of running its AI-powered Hiring Assistant as usage grows.
- The Hiring Assistant uses large language models to automate candidate search.
- The source describes the cost pressure: more AI feature use means more server spending, which can squeeze margins.
Why it matters for marketers: Content and product teams running AI features may gain a cost-control approach to weigh when choosing which models to serve.
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The Information: LinkedIn Swapped Out OpenAI Models to Keep Its Server Costs Flat
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