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Thermodynamic Computing Slashes AI-Image Energy Use

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A new approach called thermodynamic computing could drastically reduce energy consumption for AI image generation by using physical circuits responsive to environmental noise. This method has potential to generate images using one ten-billionth of the energy compared to current digital hardware, offering significant benefits for content creators concerned with sustainability and cost efficiency.

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