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Marketplace · April 24, 2026 · 00:25:17

When does AI become a spending suck?

The episode explores the rising costs of AI as companies adopt token-based billing. Meta encourages heavy token usage, but per-token pricing means costs add up quickly. There's no such thing as free AI, and the show examines the economic implications. Other segments include Procter & Gamble's strong earnings, a visit to LA's first women's sports bar, and the latest Federal Reserve news.

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Highlights

AI's Token-Based Billing Hides Growing Costs
Most AI firms charge per token, meaning companies' AI bills escalate with heavier usage.
Meta Encourages Employees to Max Out AI Tokens
Meta is pushing staff to use as many AI tokens as possible, reflecting a bet on AI productivity gains.
Procter & Gamble Posts Strong Earnings
P&G reported strong quarterly earnings, indicating consumer staple resilience.
LA Opens Its First Women's Sports Bar
Kai visited LA's first sports bar dedicated entirely to women's sports.
Federal Reserve News and Interest Rate Outlook
The episode discusses the latest Federal Reserve actions and economic outlook.
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