Sept. 1, 2023, 10 a.m. | Jesse McCrosky

InfoQ - AI, ML & Data Engineering www.infoq.com

There’s an increasing concern about the energy use and corresponding carbon emissions of generative AI models. And while the concerns may be overhyped, they still require attention, especially as generative AI becomes integrated into our modern life. Factors such as model architecture, transparency and quantization of models are required to decrease carbon emission from AI systems.

By Jesse McCrosky

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