Your politeness could be costly for OpenAI

“I wonder if Openai,” please “and ‘thank you’ thank you ‘thank you’ how much money has lost in the electric costs.”

It was seemingly casual X (formerly Twitter) by a user, but Openai General Director Sam Altman jumped to answer Writing these words “Ten millions of dollars spent well – you never know.”

Judging the tone of the tone in the language of Altmen, it is safe to assume that it is probably not a clear calculation. But the answer asked futurism Assumption if it’s actually a waste of time And the electricity must be polite for ChatGpt and other generative AI chatbots.

Apparently, it is not only an unnecessary habit, not only an unnecessary habit, but also afraid of our future abruptments. instead of, Kurt Beavers said he was a director for the design group for Microsoft Copilot “Using a polite language creates a ton for response,” and an AI model “clock courtesy, more likely to return to polite return.”

Said, There is the use of autonomytoo.