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Right, but the comment I was responding to suggested that ChatGPT3.5 used lots of energy and newer models use less.
by wat10000 1y ago
Right, but the comment I was responding to suggested that ChatGPT3.5 used lots of energy and newer models use less.
- trenchpilgrim 1y agoIndeed, this is correct. See today's Claude Haiku 4 announcement for an example.
- wat10000 1y agoLooking at https://platform.openai.com/docs/pricing https://platform.openai.com/docs/pricing, GPT 3.5 is $1.50-4 per million output tokens, and GPT 5 is $0.40-120, with plain "gpt-5" with no qualifiers going for $10/million. GPT5 is probably cheaper in the sense that gpt5-nano is at least as capable as 3.5 while costing less, but the "normal" models are more expensive for the newer ones, and thats what people are generally going to be using.