Overview
AI has emerged as a major technology investment category, and it behaves unlike anything that came before it. It is consumption-based, scales rapidly with adoption, and spans model APIs, GPU and accelerator compute, inference services, data platforms, and AI capabilities embedded across SaaS applications. Unlike traditional IT, AI costs scale with prompts, context windows, and tokens rather than fixed infrastructure.
Most organizations can track their AI spending. Far fewer can identify which models, teams, use cases, or customers are driving that spend, and whether the resulting business value justifies the investment. Without that visibility, AI budgets either expand without accountability or face broad cost-cutting measures. Both outcomes can undermine innovation and slow the initiatives that deliver the greatest business impact.
Key Features
Wipro SLICE 2.0 AI & Tokenomics Governance helps organizations govern AI economics at the point where costs are created, from tokens and prompts to inference and GPU consumption, while linking spend directly to business outcomes across any model, platform, and cloud environment.
It enables organizations to:
- Discover AI consumption across model APIs, GPU infrastructure, inference platforms, data platforms and AI features inside SaaS
- Meter and track tokens, prompts, context, inference calls and GPU hours at model level, including shared platform costs
- Attribute cost to model, use case, team, product and customer, and establish cost per inference and cost per outcome
- Govern spending through budgets, quotas, approval controls, model-routing policies, and anomaly detection, ensuring AI investments scale intentionally.
- Optimize usage through model selection, prompt and context efficiency, caching, batching, scheduling, and improved GPU utilization.
- Forecast AI demand as adoption grows, including capacity and commitment decisions for GPU infrastructure
- Link AI cost to business outcomes, so leadership can scale what works and retire what does not
This marks a shift from reporting the AI bill to managing AI as a portfolio of measurable investments.


