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If you as a human are coding for 24 hours a day as the benchmark for LLM efficiency we have other problems.
by digitalPhonix 8mo ago
If you as a human are coding for 24 hours a day as the benchmark for LLM efficiency we have other problems.
- pmontra 8mo agoI believe that we consume 100 W on average no matter what we do, except intense physical activities, which consume more.
- digitalPhonix 8mo agoRight, but you do stuff other than work 24 hours a day, right? You have fun, relax, etc. Counting the 100w for 24 hours for a human doesn’t match up with counting the power usage from “AI” for only the 10 minutes it’s doing a task. Also - units issue: 100 watts for a day is 2400 watt-hours. It’s a moot point anyway because the power draw for the frontier models is an order of magnitude off that the division by 24 is basically meaningless.