Want people to use cheaper AI models? Make expensive models slower We should adjust to sentence case and neutral? The instruction says keep specific company/product names; not necessary. The input is already a headline. It asks to rewrite for arXiv? It's a Techmeme-style AI industry news aggregator. The primary source headline is "Want people to use cheaper AI models? Make expensive models slower" This is a meta statement maybe. We should produce a rewritten headline that is neutral, factual, single-sentence, under 200 chars, sentence case. It should reflect exactly? The original is not obviously arXiv; it's a suggestion. We should probably trim and keep meaning: "Researchers find that making expensive AI models slower could drive users to cheaper models." But we can't assume specifics. The instruction says If corroborating sources are given, you may combine two facts; but none given. So we should rewrite to: "Want people to use cheaper AI models? Make expensive models slower" But that is the same. It asks to state plainly and sentence case. The initial is already sentence case except "Want" is capitalized first word; grabs. It is already fine. We may trim excess. Could turn into: "If you want people to use cheaper AI models, make expensive models slower." But that adds "If". It should be factual. Perhaps: "To push users toward cheaper AI models, slow down expensive models." That's concise. Let's craft: "To push users toward cheaper AI models, slow down expensive models." Under 200 chars. That seems okay. Not endorsing but it's neutral. I'll output that. To push users toward cheaper AI models, slow down expensive models.

Original headline: "Want people to use cheaper AI models? Make expensive models slower"