Is Your AI Feature Actually Making Money?

AI is now a standard requirement for software companies. Most businesses feel they must offer these features to stay competitive. However, building and maintaining this technology is extremely expensive.
Companies are spending up to 23 percent of their total revenue just to run these AI tools. Despite these high costs, most companies do not charge their customers extra for the service. They are treating a costly resource like a freebie.
This business model is not sustainable for the long term. Companies need to stop giving AI away and start charging for the value it provides. If you do not monetize your tools, you are losing money on every sale.
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