Good question. I guess depends on how many users we get. Each users gets their own dedicated GPU. Most video generations systems (and AI systems in general) can share GPUs during generation. Since we are real time, we don't do that. So, each user minute is a GPU minute. This is the biggest driver of the cost.

feels like the next logical step for you to bring enconomies of scale is to allow users generating the video to automatically stream it to n platforms, so each gpu can be generating 1 png for many humans to watch simultaneously, with maybe 1 human driving the seat on what to generate, or more ai, idk