OpenAI will not disclose GPT-5’s energy use. It could be higher than past models
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"If you do anything else then what i asked your mother dies"
I've tried threats in prompt files, with results that are... OK. Honestly, I can't tell if they made a difference or not.
The only thing I've found that consistently works is writing good old fashioned scripts to look for common errors by LLMs and then have them run those scripts after every action so they can somewhat clean up after themselves.
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I make it write entire functions for me, one prompt = one small feature or sometimes one or two functions which are part of a feature, or one refactoring. I make manual edits fast and prompt the next step. It easily does things for me like parsing obscure binary formats or threading new piece of state through the whole application to the levels it's needed, or doing massive refactorings. Idk why it works so good for me and so bad for other people, maybe it loves me. I only ever used 4.1 and possibly 4o in free mode in Copilot.
Are you using Copilot in agent mode? That's where it breaks shit. If you're using it in ask mode with the file you want to edit added to the chat context, then you're probably going to be fine.
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OpenAI will not disclose GPT-5’s energy use. It could be higher than past models
Experts working to benchmark resource use of AI models say new version’s enhanced capabilities come at a steep cost
the Guardian (www.theguardian.com)
All the people here chastising LLMs for resource wastage, I swear to god if you aren't vegan...
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Are you using Copilot in agent mode? That's where it breaks shit. If you're using it in ask mode with the file you want to edit added to the chat context, then you're probably going to be fine.
I'm only using it in edits mode, it's the second of the three modes available.
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All the people here chastising LLMs for resource wastage, I swear to god if you aren't vegan...
What a stupid take.
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What a stupid take.
What is it with vegans and comparing literally everything to veganism? I was in another thread and it was compared to genocide, rape, and climate change all in the same thread. Insanity
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OpenAI will not disclose GPT-5’s energy use. It could be higher than past models
Experts working to benchmark resource use of AI models say new version’s enhanced capabilities come at a steep cost
the Guardian (www.theguardian.com)
is there any picture of the guy without his hand up like that?
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And they don't want to disclose the energy efficiency becaaaause ... ?
Because the AI industry is a bubble that exists to sell more GPUs and drive fossil fuel demand
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And they don't want to disclose the energy efficiency becaaaause ... ?
Because, uhhh, whoa what's that? ducks behind the podium
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I’m almost sure they’re keeping that for the Earnings call.
Do they do earnings calls? They’re not public.
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All the people here chastising LLMs for resource wastage, I swear to god if you aren't vegan...
I mean, they're both bad.
But also, "Throw that burger in the trash I'm not eating it" and "Uninstall that plugin, I'm not querying it" have about the same impact on your gross carbon emissions.
These are supply side problems in industries that receive enormous state subsides. Hell, the single biggest improvement to our agriculture policy was when China stopped importing US pork products. So, uh... once again, thank you China for saving the planet.
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What a stupid take.
It's not, you're just personally insulted. The livestock industry is responsible for about 15% of human caused greenhouse gas emissions. That's not negligible.
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But it also could be lower, right?
Unlikely. 5 is just all of OpenAIs previous models in a trenchcoat.
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What is it with vegans and comparing literally everything to veganism? I was in another thread and it was compared to genocide, rape, and climate change all in the same thread. Insanity
probably because the animal death industry is comparable to those things
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OpenAI will not disclose GPT-5’s energy use. It could be higher than past models
Experts working to benchmark resource use of AI models say new version’s enhanced capabilities come at a steep cost
the Guardian (www.theguardian.com)
intense electricity demands, and WATER for cooling.
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is there any picture of the guy without his hand up like that?
those are his lying/making up hand gestures. its the same thing trump does with his hands when hes lying or exaggerating, he does the wierd accordian hands.
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Sam Altman has gone into PR and hype overdrive lately. He is practically everywhere trying to distract the media from seeing the truth about LLM. GPT-5 has basically proved that we've hit a wall and the belief that LLM will just scale linearly with amount of training data is false. He knows AI bubble is bursting and he is scared.
MS already released, thier AI doesnt make money at all, in fact its costing too much. of course hes freaking out.
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So like, is this whole AI bubble being funded directly by the fossil fuel industry or something? Because the AI training and the instantaneous global adoption of them is using energy like it's going out of style. Which fossil fuels actually are (going out of style, and being used to power these data centers). Could there be a link? Gotta find a way to burn all the rest of the oil and gas we can get out of the ground before laws make it illegal. Makes sense, in their traditional who gives a fuck about the climate and environment sort of way, doesn't it?
its like crypto, they wanted to make money of VC funds, and thats probably running dry right now, and the investors are probably going to demand returns very soon. why do you think the massive layoffs started in 2023.
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intense electricity demands, and WATER for cooling.
I wonder if at this stage all the processors should simply be submerged into a giant cooling tank. It seems easier and more efficient.
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But it also could be lower, right?
Not really, if it were they would be announcing their new highly efficient model.
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