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The Cost of AI-Assisted Coding: An Extensive Investigation of Energy vs. Accuracy in Language Models
Developers increasingly rely on generative AI-based coding assistants such as ChatGPT and GitHub Copilot in their workflows. While many such tools are accessible via remote APIs, data privacy and security concerns drive client organizations toward locally deployed language models. This study examine
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