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      <title>Marks questions whether AI savings will accrue as profits or be competed away through lower prices.</title>
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      <description>“To whom will the savings accrue? If different companies are competing to provide the AI service, maybe they&#x27;ll compete on price to the point where it&#x27;s not profitable for them.” — The Investor’s Podcast</description>
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      <title>Marks suggests AI savings may accrue to consumers through price competition rather than to company profits.</title>
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