Sure but routing simpler things to the open models and harder things to opus/astra gave us already a massive boost; rarely we run out of tokens on the subscription models and we recently cancelled a few seats on claude code / codex as we simply were underutilising. And also, we have users of our products ONLY using the cheap models as they benefit enough vs paying more. That was very different only months ago. I can see this gap just growing where the % of higher intelligent model use will get smaller and smaller.
> Sure but routing simpler things to the open models and harder things to opus/astra gave us already a massive boost
You have to look at the effect in the aggregate, not just what any single actor is doing. This is the core of Jevons' paradox: it's based on surfacing additional demand for the same product (here, expensive model inference) that wasn't previously viable.