[barathr]

Yeah, the idea is that it's much more expensive than current OpenAI pricing but much less expensive than what even a low-end marketing copy writer would charge per word. Its side effect would be to push such tools towards more valuable uses.

The idea is to keep it simple, so it wouldn't be based upon the specifics of training, just whether or not it used public data. Anything else would require companies to divulge trade secrets and that won't fly. And words are defined here as, well, words -- English words. There'd be a separate fee per pixel/voxel, and then a catchall for non-language/non-image models.