The Future of AI: How Nuclear-Powered Supercomputers Will Break Reality

Nuclear power has one of the lowest death rates per unit of energy produced compared to other major energy sources.

Nuclear power can provide a consistent supply of power, using a very small amount of fuel and producing 0 harmful emissions in the process.

As AI systems grow more sophisticated, their energy demands are increasing exponentially.

Google and Microsoft are exploring nuclear power as the ultimate solution.

As nuclear power and AI converge, we stand on the brink of a technological renaissance, says Andrew Keen .

Keen: Nuclear power could set the scene for a nuclear arms race where tech companies are competing to build the biggest supercomputer to train the best AI , but they're also investing heavily in the energy infrastructure required to power it all.

Keen says the power demands are already pushing our electrical infrastructure to its limits.

Nuclear powered supercomputers and AI will break reality, but in the best possible way.

They will shatter the limitations of conventional computing, unlocking realms of discovery and innovation that were once confined to the pages of science fiction.

The future is coming faster than we ever imagined, and that future might just break the fabric of reality.