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Making AI smarter and greener: Reducing the energy cost of large language models

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Himanshu Kumar, a Chicago-based data scientist, is developing methods to make AI more efficient by reducing its energy consumption during training and operation. This research aims to decrease the environmental impact of large language models while maintaining performance levels, which could lower costs for companies and improve accessibility in various industries. Developers should watch for further advancements that balance AI innovation with sustainability.

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