In the study, the studies of systems such as ChatGPT, Bloom AI, DALL-E2 and others were compared with human studies. The results showed that artificial intelligence was more effective than humans at both writing and illustration.
However, the authors note that when comparing artificial intelligence with humans, not only the carbon footprint but also the quality of the products should be taken into account. Nowadays, technology cannot always produce the same quality work as humans. Therefore, the best way is probably collaboration between AI and human efforts.
The research aims to increase understanding of the impact of artificial intelligence on the environment and address issues related to climate change. The authors call for careful use of AI and for humans and AI to work together to achieve sustainable consumption and production.
Source: Ferra
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