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8 year olds can accomplish pretty much any classification task. 20W * 3.154E7 seconds in a year * 8 years / 3600 seconds per hour gives about 70 kilowatt-hours,
by Invictus0 7y ago
8 year olds can accomplish pretty much any classification task. 20W * 3.154E7 seconds in a year * 8 years / 3600 seconds per hour gives about 70 kilowatt-hours, which would cost about $14 from the grid at $0.20/kwh. Our AI is nowhere near the intelligence of an 8 year old, who can presumably also do more things than just decide if a photo depicts a bus or an avocado.
- Tade0 7y agoI think your math is off. 8 years at 20W is: 0.02kW * 24h * 365.25 * 8 = 1 402.56kWh
- Invictus0 7y agoYup, you're correct, forgot to multiply by the 20W. Still only about 1.5X average American monthly electricity usage.
- AndrewKemendo 7y agoOur AI is nowhere near the intelligence of an 8 year old, who can presumably also do more things than just decide if a photo depicts a bus or an avocado. Indeed, but at least you describe a slightly more accurate possible representation.