So yes, I think your scenario is likely to eventually happen, but there will be a much more powerful, capable frontier model then.

If it doesn't get built, it will still set a bunch of records; some of them probably quite infamous.

It is hard to describe the ridiculous scale they are trying to do there. For comparison, typical electrical demand is 17 GW and peaking to 25, with total generation capacity being 30 GW. That includes us-east-2, which is not a small data centre (consumes probably right around 2 GW, so represents about 10% of the state's power demand).

So they're talking about a project that would increase total power consumption in the state over 50%... in addition to building multiple nuclear power plants to fund it. Predicting 2,500 permanent jobs in a county of 27,000 total people, so that's a lot of people moving in.

With that said, RISC-V is a nice baseline for designing another architecture. Start with RISC-V, and go from there.

You can use LLMs for things they are a bad fit for. I know someone who uses it like a spreadsheet to add sums of numbers, etc.

It’s still cheaper than everybody else.

Rock-solid drivers - can’t think of a single platform they didn’t run on.

MiMo Pro has had UltraSpeed for a while.

What the heck is wrong with you???

Non-investigating would be tasks like:

- counting the number of vehicles going by - radar’ing every car to produce a report on how many people are speeding and how much - checking all licence plates for valid registrations to produce a report on what percentage of cars have expired tags on the road.

I really don’t care if they train off my prompts.