Except that the human will be using that energy regardless, it's sunk cost.
The big question is whether the additional 60Wh are worth it.
The big question is whether the additional 60Wh are worth it.
You can make the argument that it’s not “worth it” in terms of cost to our environment, but you have to acknowledge the upside of it simultaneously.
And the dynamics are different in that we’ve reached an efficiency asymptote with cars and are still in the middle (or perhaps at the start) of the S curve with AI systems.