blog: cost effective generative ai app

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  • Published a new blog post on building a cost-effective Generative AI application, discussing optimization strategies for using large language models efficiently.

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Walkthrough

This update introduces a blog post that explains how CodeRabbit has developed a cost-effective Generative AI application. The focus is on overcoming the financial challenges associated with using large language models like GPT-4 for tasks such as code review. The post goes into detail about the optimization methods used to minimize costs without sacrificing the quality of the service provided.

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blog/.../how-we-built-cost-effective-generative-ai-application/index.md	Introduced a blog post discussing cost optimization strategies for a Generative AI application using GPT-4.

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To build with care, we hop and strive,
CodeRabbit's wisdom, cost-effective and alive.
Through lines of code, our journey we chart,
With AI so clever, a thrifty work of art. 🎩🥕

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• 1-98: Please verify that all links and images are correctly formatted and lead to the intended destinations. Also, ensure that the factual information, such as pricing and model capabilities, is accurate and up-to-date.

• 13-13: Ensure that the hyperlink provided in the blog post is correct and leads to the intended previous discussion on client-side request prioritization.

• 28-33: Confirm that the pricing table is correctly formatted for markdown and that the costs are accurate as per the latest pricing information available.

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• 1-98: Check for any unintentional disclosure of sensitive information such as API keys, internal URLs, or confidential data within the blog post content.