Figma banking on AI credits, in-house model to lift margins
Economic Times Tech ·
Summary: Figma is leaning on cashing in on its AI features through credits and using its first-party model to power tasks on its design software platform to bolster its margins, finance chief Praveer Melwani told Reuters on Wednesday.
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