DON'T BE NICE TO AI

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The video leverages a contrarian take on a widely used AI tool, presented with a clear and attention-grabbing hook. It also uses a screen recording to visually demonstrate the point, making the information more engaging and relatable.

Summary

The video explains that being polite to AI models like ChatGPT is a waste of computing power and money, citing Sam Altman's admission. It suggests that politeness does not improve AI performance and that most users unnecessarily thank the AI.

Structure

1Introduction: Don't be nice to AI
2Sam Altman's admission about politeness costing money
3Lack of evidence for politeness improving AI results
4Study shows most users are polite to AI
5Call to action: Follow for more AI content

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The video discusses ChatGPT and shows its logo, and also shows a screen recording of a ChatGPT interface.

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DON'T BE NICE TO AI Sam Altman Admits That Saying 'Please' and "Thank You" to ChatGPT Is Wasting Millions of Dollars in Computing Power

Transcript

What it looks like being polite to AI models is costing companies millions of dollars. Sam Altman Admits That Saying 'Please' and "Thank You" to ChatGPT Is Wasting Millions of Dollars in Computing Power. In a recent interview, Sam Altman said that users saying please and thank you to ChatGPT is actually wasting millions of dollars in computing power. And there's also no evidence that shows being courteous to an AI model actually leads to better results. So technically being nice to AI doesn't actually get you anywhere. A recent study also found that over 70% of people are courteous just like this by saying thank you after an answer. And make sure to follow for more daily AI content.