By what year will the most FLOP intensive run have been conducted or owned by the US federal government? Resolves Yes on all later years.
Qualifying events:
Any arrangement (contractors, national labs etc.) under which the US government employees have the right to control what queries are run on the model.
Any international collaboration where the US retains model query veto rights, but does not include international collaboration where the US is a stakeholder having e.g. a minority vote.
If the US government seizes control over the current most FLOP-intensive pre-existing AI this qualifies.
Any unanticipated event which clearly satisfies the spirit of this question
Government-controlled AI runs will be compared to the most FLOP-intensive AI run by a US-registered company i.e. we are excluding non-US runs.
(In case this happened long ago incidentally at some national lab, we'll only count post-2023 runs.)
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1.00It is very likely that neither US government nor many companies will publish their FLOPs. "Open"AI for example is pretty secretive about metrics such as parameter count. Do we know how many FLOPS they use right now?
@ProjectVictory Yes this is a real issue, but we'll count https://epoch.ai/ estimates and other 3rd party analyses from teams of researchers. In general, GPU sales aren't too secret and I expect that to continue being the case.
"Resolves Yes on all later years."
I assume this doesn't apply to the >=2035 bin. Like, if it happens in 2029, the <2035 resolves YES but >=2035 resolves NO?
@DavidRein Good point. I'd say if the pre-existing model holds the FLOP record, then that would be sufficient for resolving positively. Will write that in for now. Open to argument if anyone wants to chime in here.
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