I remember one thing that struck me when skim reading that the first time:

it only "works" if the government actively does everything in its power to support the boom. No restrictions on new power sources, on pylons and transformers, on new factories to make power sources and compute, on data centres.

This was never going to be the world we live in.

Still surprised by the admin actively punishing politically incorrect power supplies (renewables) and then starting a stupid war with Iran, but even without that nonsense, we were never going to see the US do a command economy pivot, and even if we had something would've broken like it usually does with noobs (and even most politicians are noobs) trying a command economy pivot.

> yeah.. https://ai-2027.com/

That site is too funny :-)

> [mid-2026] But China is falling behind on AI algorithms due to their weaker models.

This AGI silliness is predicated on a flawed "Platonic" view of epistemology. The notion that there is some well-defined "idea space" and therefore superintelligence can explore that space faster than any human. In fact, there is no such space. There is a "token space" that can be explored, but that has only fleeting overlaps with reality.

If/when the AI bubble pops, this website will be really funny. I guess it's already funny. This is what it shows for Apr 2026:

> Reliable Agent copies thinking at 13x human speed

Still waiting for a reliable agent to think at any speed.