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OPEN AI TACKLES CHATGPT POLITENESS ENERGY COSTS

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April 25, 2025

OpenAl is confronting a costly challenge as user politeness toward its ChatGPT chatbot, through phrases like “please” and “thank you,” has escalated energy expenses by tens of millions of dollars annually, Chief Executive Sam Altman disclosed in a recent social media exchange.

OPEN AI TACKLES CHATGPT POLITENESS ENERGY COSTS

This issue, triggered by a user's question about the electricity costs of courteous interactions, exposes the computational intensity of conversational AI in a fast-evolving industry. For chatbot users, technology firms, and sustainability experts, it highlights the environmental and financial burden of friendly exchanges, a topic gaining attention as AI adoption surges.

ChatGPT queries, including polite phrases, consume significant electricity, far exceeding traditional search engines, and process an immense volume daily. This power-intensive operation, driven by users treating ChatGPT as a conversational partner, fuels rising costs in data centers. Industry reports note increasing scrutiny of Al's ecological footprint, as OpenAl seeks to balance engaging user experiences with sustainable practices.

imageThe financial strain aligns with broader economic hurdles, as semiconductor shortages raise hardware costs, yet OpenAl's strong revenue outlook supports its efforts to address these expenses. As competitors optimize AI operations, OpenAl's challenge with politenessdriven costs could spark advancements in chatbot efficiency, aiming to curb energy use while preserving the appeal of natural dialogue.

imageCOURTESY BOOSTS CHATGPT'S POWER CONSUMPTION

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