Stop paying for AI NVIDIA made every top AI FREE
NVIDIA is offering free access to top AI models including Kimmy, MiniAX, GLM, Deepseek, and Llama through their cloud platform at build.nvidia.com. Developers can get a free API key with no credit card required, allowing 40 prompts per minute at no cost. This contrasts with Anthropic's move to push Claude Code users onto a $100/month plan.
Summary
The video, framed as day 24 of a daily AI update series, opens by highlighting a contrast between two major AI companies. Anthropic reportedly tested forcing Claude Code users onto a $100/month plan (over 8,000 rupees), causing concern among developers. In stark contrast, NVIDIA has moved in the opposite direction by offering free access to some of the most powerful open-source and commercial AI models through their own cloud infrastructure.
The speaker walks through how to access NVIDIA's free AI offering via build.nvidia.com, emphasizing that no credit card is required — just an email signup. Users can choose from a range of models including Kimmy for reasoning tasks, MiniAX for coding, and GLM for agent building. NVIDIA provides a free API key through a 'view code' button, which developers can integrate directly into their projects by switching a setting to route through NVIDIA's servers. The service allows up to 40 prompts per minute at no charge, with NVIDIA effectively subsidizing the compute costs.
The speaker frames this as a significant opportunity for solo developers, indie hackers, and students, noting that two years ago, access to top-tier AI cost thousands of dollars per month. The video closes with a sense of urgency, suggesting NVIDIA may tighten or limit this free access in the future, and encourages viewers to take advantage of the window while it remains open. A WhatsApp community is promoted for ongoing updates.
Key Insights
- Anthropic reportedly tested forcing Claude Code users onto a $100/month plan, which the speaker says caused developers to panic over the cost increase.
- NVIDIA is offering free access to top AI models — including Deepseek, Llama, Kimmy, MiniAX, and GLM — through their own cloud at build.nvidia.com, with NVIDIA paying the compute costs on behalf of developers.
- The speaker claims the free tier supports up to 40 prompts per minute at zero cost, with no credit card required to sign up.
- The speaker argues that two years ago, access to the best AI cost thousands of dollars per month, and frames NVIDIA's free offering as a democratization of that same power for solo developers and students.
- The speaker warns that NVIDIA will likely tighten or restrict this free access in the future, urging viewers to take advantage of the opportunity while the window is still open.
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Transcript
[0:00] Stop paying $20 to use Claude. You can now use all these AI for free. Here is how to access it. Welcome to day 24 of AI update of the day. Anthropic just tested forcing Claude code users onto the $100 plan over 8,000 rupees a month just to code. Developers panicked. Meanwhile, Nvidia did the opposite. They started giving away the best OpenAI models on Earth for free. Kimmy, MiniAX, GLM, Deepseek, Llama, all running on Nvidia's own cloud. You write the code, Nvidia pays the compute bill. Here is [0:30] how you set it up. Head to build.envidia.com and sign up with your email. No credit card required. You can pick AI models like Kimmy for reasoning,…
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