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DeepSeek startled everyone last month with the claim that its AI model uses roughly one-tenth the amount of computing power as Meta’s Llama 3.1 model, upending an entire worldview of how much energy and resources itâll take to develop artificial intelligence. Taken at face value, that claim could have tremendous implications for the environmental impact [……
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AI is ‘an energy hog,’ but DeepSeek could change that
Justine Calma
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DeepSeek startled everyone last month with the claim that its AI model uses roughly one-tenth the amount of computing power as Meta’s Llama 3.1 model, upending an entire worldview of how much energy and resources itâll take to develop artificial intelligence. Taken at face value, that claim could have tremendous implications for the environmental impact
