How Formula One can help you understand AI spending
For years Formula One engines were made faster the obvious way: more fuel, more displacement, more of everything. In 2014 the sport changed what it measured. Each car got 100 kilograms of fuel for a whole race, a third less than before, and a second rule capped how fast it was allowed to burn them: 100 kilograms an hour, measured by a sensor fitted to every car [1].
