“I wonder how much money the Open has lost in electricity costs from people saying ‘please’ and ‘thank you’.
It was a Seemingly random question Pose by the user on X (formerly Twitter), but Open AI’s CEO Sam Altman Jumped to answer Typing these words “spent tens of millions of dollars well – you will never know.”
Guessing the cheek tone in the language of the opposite, it is probably safe to understand that he did not do a definite calculation. But her reaction gave birth to the future Guess whether this is actually a waste of time And be polite for electric chat GPT and other generative AI chat boats.
Apparently, being polite with AI is merely an unnecessary habit, the wrong if the anthropomorphism, or the fear of our future computer overlords. Instead, Kurt Beavers, director of the Microsoft Coptile’s Design Team said That “the use of the humble language makes a tone of response,” and that when an AI model revolves around politeness, it is more likely to be polite. “
He said, The traumatic is its useAlso, too,