The doomsayers calling for panic over artificial intelligence's high energy use have gone a little too far, according to Bill Gates, who spoke in London about the topic
The doomsayers calling for panic over artificial intelligence's high energy use have gone a little too far, according to Bill Gates , who spoke in London about the topic. While the energy demands of AI systems are substantial, Gates argues that the benefits and efficiencies AI brings can outweigh these concerns. AI technologies, especially large language models and machine learning systems, require significant computational power and energy.
'The question is, will AI accelerate a more than 6 percent reduction And the answer is certainly,' Gates said. The transformative potential of AI in terms of energy could manifest in the following ways Operational Efficiency AI can optimize exploration and production processes, leading to more efficient use of resources and reduced energy waste.
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