There’s a game where teenagers roleplay as Snow White or a pop star on a fake social network, and the AI invents the seven dwarves posting back at them. Players stay on it an hour and a half a day. It was costing the company $12 to $15 per player, per day. Half a million players. Do the math on that and you get something like $6 million a day in inference for a five-person team. The thing about building a consumer AI product is that the dream and the nightmare are the same event. People get…