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by andriy_koval 102 days ago
> "Frontier LLMs can do it with enough context" is not really a strong argument against fine-tuning, because they're expensive to run.

I am not expert in this topic, but I am wondering if large cached context is actually cheap to run and frontier models would be cost efficient too in such setting?

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I'd like to read more about that if anyone has any suggestions.
I am not expert in this topic, but its easy to observe that price for cached tokens is usually 10x cheaper on major providers.