AI & Machine Learning

OpenAI's researchers burned $7,000 a day on AI agents - now it's opening the floodgates

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OpenAI has released its Agents API in public beta, enabling developers to run long-running, unattended AI agents. This development is significant for those in the AI/ML space because it simplifies agent creation but also introduces the potential for substantially increased compute usage – OpenAI’s internal research team was already spending upwards of $7,000 per day on inference. Consequently, OpenAI has temporarily paused new sign-ups for its high-tier Pro plan due to strain on system capacity, highlighting the growing importance of infrastructure considerations as agent use scales.

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