Your politeness to ChatGPT is increasing OpenAI’s energy costs 

Everyone heard the expression, “does not cost literature”, but with the appearance of chat keys of artificial intelligence, it may have to be reviewed.

Recently, someone on X asked how Openai spend on electricity in its data centers to process polite terms such as “please” and “thanks” when people interact with Chatbot Chatbot.

To the possible surprise of the poster, Openai Sam Altman has already answered, saying: “Tens of millions of dollars spend well,” before adding: “You never know.”

Many people who interact with AI Chatbots – whether through text or speech – find a realistic conversation experience that it is normal to request and politely. But as Altman emphasized, these small additions must be processed through the intelligence intelligence intelligence tools for energy, which means more costs for the company, and also to the environment, where most databases are still supported by electricity generated from fossil fuels

Think about that. Each polite phrase adds to the burden of processing, which, when multiplied by billions of information, results in a large additional use of energy.

A survey conducted in the United States last year found that 67 % of the respondents reported that they were polite in Ai Chatbots, indicating that 33 % like to skip bizops and reach directly to this point.

So, should we try to drop ethics and be a municipality in our exchange with ChatGPT and other chatting of artificial intelligence? Or just continue to be polite, despite defects.

The research conducted last year found that the level of politeness may well affect the quality of the Grand Language Model (LLM) that provides responses through Chatbots.

The researchers concluded that “unseen demands may lead to a deterioration in the performance of the model, including generations that contain errors, stronger biases, and neglect information.”

On the same issue, the Techradar correspondent, who recently tried by talking to Chatgpt, found less polite that the responses “look less useful”.

For many, you may be less polite towards AI Chatbots, and it may do much more than just lowering energy costs in Openai and reduce the burden on the environment. Fear between some study of the matter is that if it becomes socially acceptable to be explicit about the keys to chatting from artificial intelligence, such behavior may begin to attach to personal interactions, which makes human stock exchanges less skilled over time.

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