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This appears to be a promotional excerpt from a premium newsletter rather than a full article. The content primarily serves as an advertisement for a paid subscription service ($70/year or $7/month) that offers detailed analyses of NVIDIA, Anthropic, OpenAI's finances, and the AI industry. It also promotes various "Hater's Guides" covering private credit, private equity, and Oracle. The actual substantive content about "AI Is Too Expensive" is not present in the provided text.
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