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EY built an ‘AI router’ to stop its own AI bills from spiralling

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EY developed an AI router to direct tasks to the most cost-effective AI models, aiming to control rising token usage expenses amid its extensive AI deployment and growing consulting revenue. This approach addresses widespread corporate concerns about AI token costs and the need for budget monitoring.

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