Is the '5% for chatbots' stat actually hiding how compute gets counted?
This came up in Chinese AI developer communities recently: a Nomura estimate claiming that chatbots like ChatGPT and Claude consume only about 5% of global AI compute, while model training takes 35% and heavy agentic workloads claim 23%. The post was making the rounds as a kind of humbling correcti…
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- 2026-10-23 03:54 · DEV Community — Machine Learning
Is the '5% for chatbots' stat actually hiding how compute gets counted?
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