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Being Polite to AI Hurting the Planet, Codex CLI the New Dev Sidekick and Google AI Took Down 39 Million Scammers

AI is getting smarter—and costlier. From polite chats draining millions to Codex CLI reshaping coding workflows and Google suspending 39M scam accounts, explore how AI is changing trust, tools, and tech forever.

Is Being Polite to AI Hurting the Planet and Costing Billions? 

OpenAI’s Sam Altman revealed that users who add extra words like “please” and “thank you” are unknowingly driving up server costs—by tens of millions of dollars. Every polite phrase increases token usage, boosting energy consumption and compute loads, making even simple chats surprisingly expensive to run.

Why It Matters:

This unusual revelation shows how human habits, even well-mannered ones, can scale into massive operational and environmental costs in the AI age. As AI becomes a daily tool, balancing friendly interactions with efficiency might become a serious design challenge for the future of responsible tech.

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Is Codex CLI the New Dev Sidekick Every Coder’s Been Waiting For? 

OpenAI has launched Codex CLI, an open-source AI coding assistant that lives right in your terminal. Designed to understand and modify code in real-time, it supports text and image inputs, and offers multiple working modes—from gentle suggestions to full automation. It’s powered by OpenAI’s lightweight o4-mini model and built to integrate seamlessly into any developer’s local workflow.

Why It Matters:

Codex CLI brings AI closer to the everyday developer—not as a replacement, but as a powerful sidekick. It empowers coders to build smarter, faster, and more privately. And being open-source, it invites the community to co-create the next era of AI-enhanced software development.

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Google’s AI Just Took Down 39 Million Scammers—Is This the Future of Online Safety? 

In a massive AI-powered cleanup, Google suspended over 39 million ad accounts in 2024 for fraudulent activity. Using advanced AI models, it flagged suspicious behavior—like fake businesses and deepfake scams—before they could do real harm. The result? Billions of bad ads and deceptive pages wiped off the web.

Why It Matters:

This isn’t just about ads—it’s about restoring trust in the internet. As scams get smarter, AI is becoming our frontline defense. Google’s bold move shows how AI can protect users at scale and could set the standard for safer digital ecosystems worldwide.

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