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Sam Altman, the chief executive of ChatGPT’s owner OpenAI, has revealed that expressions of politeness such as “please ... STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD In this explainer, we break down why polite ...

While AI has become a regular part of our digital lives, every polite word we toss at it, from “thanks” to “you’re welcome,” may be adding millions to company expenses. OpenAI CEO Sam ...

Short answer: probably not. Some shocking headlines involving the costs of being polite to AI chatbots like ChatGPT have circulated over the past few days. A few examples include: The news stems ...

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Altman’s response sparked discussion about what drives users to interact with AI models in a polite manner. Some AI users say they interact politely with the bots in case AI becomes sentient and ...

He elaborated that while these polite expressions may seem insignificant, they require ChatGPT to interpret and generate complete responses, which increases the computational load. This rise in ...

But his response prompted Futurism to speculate about whether it’s actually a waste of time and electricity to be polite to ChatGPT and other generative AI chatbots. Apparently, being polite to ...

Responding to a user’s question on the social platform formerly known as Twitter (now X), OpenAI CEO Sam Altman noted—with a playful yet thought-provoking tone—that people including polite expressions ...

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All the countries that have ratified the “2005 Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions” are called “Parties” and together form “the Conference of Parties”.