Query executives talk about AI's business profits: WorkBuddy pays a pretty good payer

On 12 August, during a teleconference on the performance of the 2026Q2 newspaper, Chief Strategic Officer James Mitchell, referring to the profit performance of the AI cloud operation, said that token prices were indeed low in the country, but that the cost of Token production in the country was also extremely low, far below the general perception and estimate of the outside world. So in Token's business, even low prices can keep a positive mouric. He mentioned that the Māori rate for the WorkBuddy fee-paying users and the Māori rate for the telecommunication model service were already comparable to the Māori rate for the entire cloud. WorkBuddy as a whole looks at a relatively low Māori rate, as some of the users are free of charge and the call is used to subsidize users to boost market share growth, but the payment component has already produced a fairly good Māori rate. (Interface)