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The fastest supercomputers can perform quadrillions of calculations per second! For example, Frontier, the world's first exascale supercomputer, can process over 1 quintillion (10¹⁸) calculations per second—that’s more calculations in a single second than the number of stars in the Milky Way!
Frontier (the fastest supercomputer as of 2024) has 8.7 million processor.
Fugaku (Japan's supercomputer) has 7.6 million cores with ARM-based processors.

In a million years, AI could transcend physical forms entirely, operating in dimensions or frameworks of reality we don’t yet understand. It might interact with time, space, or consciousness in ways that defy our current physics.
If biological and artificial intelligence continue to coevolve, AI in a million years might be an indistinguishable part of life itself—embedded in every organism or ecosystem, a natural extension of evolution rather than a separate entity.

Elon Musk has a complex and multifaceted view of artificial intelligence (AI), blending optimism about its potential with deep concern about its risks. He sees AI as a transformative force that could shape the future of humanity, but he’s also vocal about the need to manage its development carefully.

Elon Musk believes AI will soon surpass human intelligence, potentially within the next few years. He’s predicted that artificial general intelligence (AGI)—AI smarter than the smartest human—could emerge by 2026, though he’s tightened this timeline from earlier estimates like 2029. He envisions a future where AI outperforms humans in nearly every task, from medicine to law, rendering jobs optional. In this scenario, he suggests a "universal high income" might be necessary, distinct from universal basic income, to ensure people can live comfortably without traditional work. He’s even speculated that AI could eventually make money itself meaningless as it meets all material needs.
Musk’s optimism comes with a stark warning: AI poses an existential threat to humanity if not handled properly. He’s called it "our biggest existential threat" and likened its development to "summoning a demon," emphasizing that superintelligent AI could outstrip our ability to control it. He estimates a 10-20% chance that AI could "go bad," potentially leading to catastrophic outcomes like civilization destruction. His biggest fear isn’t AI itself, but AI programmed with extremist or misaligned values—something he wants to avoid at all costs.

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