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Core Insights - The report commissioned by Google DeepMind predicts that by 2030, the cost of AI compute clusters will exceed $100 billion, capable of supporting training tasks equivalent to running the largest AI compute cluster continuously for 3,000 years [3][5] - AI model training is expected to consume power at a gigawatt level, with the computational requirements reaching thousands of times that of GPT-4 [3][5] - Despite concerns about potential bottlenecks in scaling, recent AI models have shown significant progress in benchmark tests and revenue growth, indicating that the expansion trend is likely to continue [4][9] Cost and Revenue - The training costs for AI are projected to exceed $100 billion, with power consumption reaching several gigawatts [5] - Revenue growth for companies like OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google DeepMind is expected to exceed 90% in the second half of 2024, with annualized growth rates projected to be over three times [9] - If AI developers' revenues continue to grow as predicted, they will be able to match the required investments of over $100 billion by 2030 [19] Data Availability - The report suggests that publicly available text data will last until 2027, after which synthetic data will fill the gap [5][12] - The emergence of synthetic data has been validated through models like AlphaZero and AlphaProof, which achieved expert-level performance through self-generated data [15] Algorithm Efficiency - There is an ongoing improvement in algorithm efficiency alongside increasing computational power, with no current evidence suggesting a sudden acceleration in algorithmic advancements [20] - The report indicates that even if there is a shift towards more efficient algorithms, it may further increase the demand for computational resources [20] Computational Distribution - The report states that the computational resources for training and inference are currently comparable and should expand synchronously [24] - Even with a potential shift towards inference tasks, the growth in inference scale is unlikely to hinder the development of training processes [27] Scientific Advancements - By 2030, AI is expected to assist in complex scientific tasks across various fields, including software engineering, mathematics, molecular biology, and weather forecasting [27][30][31][33][34] - AI will likely become a research assistant, aiding in formalizing proofs and answering complex biological questions, with significant advancements anticipated in protein-ligand interactions and weather prediction accuracy [33][34]