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Article: Quickpost: The Electric Energy Consumption Of LLMs - published about 3 hours ago.
Content: I’ve read claims that AI queries require a lot of energy. Today I heard another claim on the Nerdland Podcast (a popular science podcast here in Belgium): “letting ChatGPT write an email of 100 words requires 70 Wh” (if you’re interested, that’s said at 00:28:05 in this episode). I though to myself: that’s a lot of energy. 70 Wh is 252,000 Ws (70 W * 360...
https://blog.didierstevens.com/2024/10/06/quickpost-the-electric-energy-consumption-of-llms/   
Published: 2024 10 06 19:17:24
Received: 2024 10 06 19:35:49
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Source: Didier Stevens
Category: Cyber Security
Topic: Cyber Security
Article: Quickpost: The Electric Energy Consumption Of LLMs - published about 3 hours ago.
Content: I’ve read claims that AI queries require a lot of energy. Today I heard another claim on the Nerdland Podcast (a popular science podcast here in Belgium): “letting ChatGPT write an email of 100 words requires 70 Wh” (if you’re interested, that’s said at 00:28:05 in this episode). I though to myself: that’s a lot of energy. 70 Wh is 252,000 Ws (70 W * 360...
https://blog.didierstevens.com/2024/10/06/quickpost-the-electric-energy-consumption-of-llms/   
Published: 2024 10 06 19:17:24
Received: 2024 10 06 19:35:49
Feed: Didier Stevens
Source: Didier Stevens
Category: Cyber Security
Topic: Cyber Security

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