The strategic question is simple. Is it in a company’s longterm interests to hand over almost all of its data to a genAI agent? And if it’s not, then the money payment situation is at best a distraction.
Assume this: Once your data gets incorporated in a large language model, it’s gone. This is a forever decision. And that’s why you don’t want to let a quick small cash grab rob you of that.
Cloudfare posed some excellent strategic questions. In its blog, it wrote that companies “might want to charge different rates for different paths or content types. How do you introduce dynamic pricing based not only upon demand, but also how many users your AI application has? How do you introduce granular licenses at internet scale, whether for training, inference, search, or something entirely new?”
This story originally appeared on Computerworld
