“Measure the return… might be cost savings, might be revenue growth, divided by both the labor cost and the token cost associated with that project.”

Matt Kropp · The So What from BCG · Lessons on Token-Based Competition from My All-AI Company

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proposed the “return on intelligence” metric: (cost savings or revenue growth) ÷ (labor cost + token cost)

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