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Training the model is the one-time cost. Answering your question is the bill that never stops

Computer Science

Training the model is the one-time cost. Answering your question is the bill that never stops

3 Sept 2026 · 9 min read

Everyone quotes the electricity a model burned during training. For anything widely used, that is the smaller number. Here is what a GPU is actually doing, why memory rather than arithmetic is usually the limit, and why published per-query energy figures differ by a factor of a hundred.

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An image generator never learned to draw. It learned to remove noise — and that is the whole trick

Computer Science

An image generator never learned to draw. It learned to remove noise — and that is the whole trick

29 Aug 2026 · 8 min read

The machine that turns a sentence into a picture was trained on exactly one task: predicting the static that was added to a photograph. Everything else — the prompt, the style, the strange failures, the copyright fight — follows from that.

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AI can predict a protein's shape in minutes. That is not the same as knowing what it does

Biotechnology

AI can predict a protein's shape in minutes. That is not the same as knowing what it does

28 Aug 2026 · 9 min read

A fifty-year-old problem in biology broke open in 2020, and the method that cracked it does not simulate physics at all. Here is what a structure prediction is actually inferring, what its confidence score means, and the four things it still gets wrong.

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