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Just because you divide a number by a lot to get a small number doesn't make the original number smaller. Those are 200M/d prompts that wouldn't happen without
by JohnKemeny 1y ago
Just because you divide a number by a lot to get a small number doesn't make the original number smaller.
Those are 200M/d prompts that wouldn't happen without the training.
- warkdarrior 1y agoThose 200M/d prompts would be replaced with some other activities to solve the same problems. So if training did not happen, maybe instead of 200M/d prompts, you'd have 200M/d trips to the local library, using 200M cars to each drive three miles.
- TobTobXX 1y ago> Just because you divide a number by a lot to get a small number doesn't make the original number smaller. A bus emits more CO2 than a car. Yet it is more friendly to the environment because it transports more people. > Those are 200M/d prompts that wouldn't happen without the training. Sure, but at least a few millions are deriving value from it. We know this because they pay. So this value wouldn't have been generated without the investment. That's how economics work.