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GPU AI compute fear essay

Who’s afraid of the big, bad GPU?

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“An article I've been interviewed twice for was finally published, I'm very excited! It's by Justine Calma in The Verge, on the environmental cost of GPUs and AI data centres. www.theverge.com/cs/features/...”

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Prof. Catherine Flick: An article I've been interviewed twice for was finally published, I'm very excited! It's by Justine Calma in The Verge, on the environmental cost of GPUs and AI data centres. www.theverge.com/cs/fe…
Chris: Nice defense of games ethics right up front! I’m disappointed about the robot butlers as I thought those were almost here. :-(
Prof. Catherine Flick: So close, and yet so far!!
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Casey Fiesler on why LLMs don't really cite their sources

6 experts · 30 posts · 5d ago
Casey Fiesler: Particularly in the context of (appropriate) crackdowns on LLM-generated papers (e.g., on arXiv) and more and more tales of fabricated citations, two reminders: (1) LLMs do not "cite their sources"…
Casey Fiesler: A common comment on my videos about LLM "hallucinations" is that this isn't as much of a problem because LLMs "cite their sources" now. This is a category error. Citing a source implies it was cons…
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