Anonymous #1 5w

yeah i totally agree, which is why i use llms as a learning tool and not a cheating tool

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Anonymous #1 5w

That was meant to be a reply to #2 but anyways

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Anonymous #1 5w

Thank you, you pulled it up faster than I could.

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Anonymous OP 5w

No worries! There were about a hundred other research papers and articles saying the same thing if they want anymore proof

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Anonymous #1 5w

yeah these are ALL of the datacenters in the world, which power chatgpt but also google search, yikyak, instagram, canvas, and literally every website you use (including, yes, the tiktok algorithm that made you believe this stuff) also power/electricity usage != total energy usage. other sectors like agriculture and mining use far more energy

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Anonymous #2 5w

Girl stop defending GPT and go complain to your little computer buddy

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Anonymous #2 5w

here's the total US energy usage in 2023. 5341 MW for data centers equals 159 trillion Btu per year, or about 0.159 quadrillion Btu. this accounts for about 0.2% of annual us energy consumption, or even less if you consider we’re comparing world datacenters to us energy consumption. and remember, this includes *all* data centers, not just ai ones.

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Anonymous #2 5w

Blah blah blah, you’re still not using your brain and wasting water for no reason

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Anonymous #4 5w

This genuinely just gave me more motivation to work on my health so i can avoid the doctor. Thank you

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Anonymous #4 5w

I would be far too nervous about it fucking up to risk my degree for that tbh. Plus Quizlet is free, made by humans (for the most part) and never failed me

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Anonymous OP 5w

Guys, you’re misunderstanding me. For example, all I do is plug in my notes and /or learning objectives and ask it to make me flashcards based on those objectives. It just makes the flashcards based on the information you feed it.

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Anonymous #1 5w

No I used quizlet to present the flashcards, all ChatGPT does is make the flashcards from information I feed it, it saves time actually making them. 🤦‍♀️y’all are taking this out of context

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this is because you aren’t using a model that’s actually good

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What information were you putting in? Like what form?

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But here’s what I’m saying, that’s what tests and quizzes are for, to make sure we are learning accurately. I get about 60 pages per chapter and multiple chapters a week I have to learn. That dense amount of information has to be weeded through to learn what is most important. If I didn’t believe it was accurate and honest, I wouldn’t do it. I hate cheating, I want to learn it so someday I can help people genuinely to the best of my ability.

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Anonymous #4 5w

Ok ykw good for you two, keep using whatever you want to use. I’m still going to make fun of you for it, but this post was supposed to be funny but not an argument. Peace out ✌🏻

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