Atlassian puts its engineers on an AI budget as the cost of ‘tokenmaxxing’ bites
The software maker cut thousands of jobs in the name of AI. Now it is handing the engineers who remain capped ‘AI wallets,’ a sign the industry’s token spending has become a line item to manage. Atlassian has started giving its engineers a fixed monthly allowance for artificial intelligence, a capped “AI wallet” that warns […]<br /> This story continues at The Next Web [...]
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