This idea of "tracking growth" providing direct evidence for model expansion sounds like a lot of hype to me.
Just counting more models, from 63 to 668, doesn't automatically mean that tracking them caused the increase or that it offers a real-world benefit.
It's like saying if I meticulously track every new school supply I buy, that tracking alone is why the number of pencils in my classroom went up.
What really changes tomorrow for someone trying to use these models, or for us here in Morocco where infrastructure is still developing?
Unless I see tangible cash flow or a significant shift in user behavior—like actual adoption and not just a count—I remain skeptical.