Sad to see everyone so focused on compute expense during this massive breakthrough. GPT-2 originally cost $50k to train, but now can be trained for ~$150. The key part is that scaling test-time compute will likely be a key to achieving AGI/ASI. Costs will definitely come down as is evidenced by precedents, Moore’s law, o3-mini being cheaper than o1 with improved performance, etc.
I think the question everyone has in their minds isn't "when will AGI get here" or even "how soon will it get here" — it's "how soon will AGI get so cheap that everyone will get their hands on it"
that's why everyone's thinking about compute expense. but I guess in terms of a "lifetime expense of a person" even someone who costs $10/hr isn't actually all that cheap, considering what it takes to grow a human into a fully functioning person that's able to just do stuff