For many higher ed institutions, budgeting for artificial intelligence lately can look a lot like dropping quarters into a magic Zoltar fortune teller machine: You put your tokens in to get an answer, but you have no idea what it’s going to truly cos...
For many higher ed institutions, budgeting for artificial intelligence lately can look a lot like dropping quarters into a magic Zoltar fortune teller machine: You put your tokens in to get an answer, but you have no idea what it’s going to truly cost you until the bill comes. The allure of AI is real, but many are signing up without reading the fine print on consumption pricing. “We’re being asked to lead AI adoption and help other units cut 5%, even as we get the same 5% cut. We haven’t articulated this tension well,” said an anonymous CIO from a private research university in a May…
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EdTech Magazine — Higher Ed (EN)