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TIP-0128: Project K-Scale - Thermodynamic AI Supercomputer InitiativeAbstractThis proposal introduces Project K-Scale, a comprehensive initiative to develop a Dyson swarm thermodynamic halo supercomputer reaching K-Scale 1.5 on the Kardashev scale. This ambitious project combines thermodynamic principles, effective accelerationism (e/acc), and advanced AI hardware to create the most energy-efficient AI supercomputer ever conceived. The initiative spans three interconnected phases: spreading thermodynamic principles and Kardashev scaling concepts, imbuing these principles into specialized AI hardware, and scaling to a full Dyson swarm supercomputer. MotivationAs humanity approaches technological singularity, we face fundamental physical limits to computation. Current AI development follows an unsustainable path of increasing energy consumption without regard for thermodynamic efficiency. To achieve true technological acceleration as envisioned by e/acc philosophy, we must:
Satoshi Nakamoto's Bitcoin demonstrated how energy-based proof-of-work could create value, but we must evolve beyond energy waste toward energy efficiency【turn1search7】. Specification (Clarified Thermodynamic Efficiency Metrics)Phase 1: Thermodynamic Principles Dissemination (Years 1-3)
Phase 2: Thermodynamic Hardware Development (Years 4-7)
Phase 3: Dyson Swarm Construction (Years 8-15)
Thermodynamic Efficiency Metrics (Detailed Specifications)1. Fundamental Thermodynamic MetricsLandauer Limit Compliance
Reversible Computing Efficiency
Entropy Production Minimization
2. System-Level Thermodynamic MetricsEnergy Efficiency Ratio (EER)
Heat Recycling Efficiency
Power Density Efficiency
3. Kardashev Scale MetricsEnergy Utilization Efficiency
Energy Conversion Efficiency
4. AI Performance Thermodynamic MetricsIntelligence per Watt (IPW)
Learning Efficiency
5. Environmental Thermodynamic MetricsHeat Dissipation Management
Carbon Footprint per Computation
RationaleThe need for thermodynamic efficiency in computing is fundamental:
Key benefits for Project K-Scale:
Implementation (Expanded Community Engagement Strategies)Phase 1: Thermodynamic Principles Dissemination (Years 1-3)Educational Initiative (Expanded)
Research Framework (Expanded)
Community Engagement Strategies (Detailed)%%{init: {
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flowchart TD
A[Community Engagement] --> B[Educational Outreach]
A --> C[Developer Engagement]
A --> D[Public Participation]
A --> E[Industry Partnership]
A --> F[Global Collaboration]
B --> B1[University Programs]
B --> B2[Online Courses]
B --> B3[Certification]
B --> B4[Public Lectures]
C --> C1[Developer Communities]
C --> C2[Hackathons]
C --> C3[Open Source Projects]
C --> C4[Developer Tools]
D --> D1[Citizen Science]
D --> D2[Public Forums]
D --> D3[Social Media]
D --> D4[Events]
E --> E1[Research Partnerships]
E --> E2[Industry Consortia]
E --> E3[Technology Transfer]
E --> E4[Joint Ventures]
F --> F1[International Collaboration]
F --> F2[Knowledge Sharing]
F --> F3[Cultural Exchange]
F --> F4[Global Standards]
Phase 2: Thermodynamic Hardware Development (Years 4-7)Community-Led Innovation (Expanded)
Community Testing and Validation (Expanded)
Phase 3: Dyson Swarm Construction (Years 8-15)Global Participation (Expanded)
Community Governance (Expanded)
Security Considerations
Economic ImpactBased on Dyson swarm implementations:
CompatibilityThis proposal is designed to be:
Test Plan
References
Summary of Key Features
Technical Implementation DetailsThermodynamic Computing Architecturepub struct ThermodynamicComputer {
chips: Vec<ThermodynamicChip>,
heat_management: HeatManagementSystem,
power_management: PowerManagementSystem,
efficiency_monitor: EfficiencyMonitor,
}
impl ThermodynamicComputer {
pub fn compute(&mut self, operation: Operation) -> Result<ComputationResult, Error>;
pub fn optimize_efficiency(&mut self) -> Result<EfficiencyResult, Error>;
pub fn recycle_heat(&mut self) -> Result<HeatRecyclingResult, Error>;
pub fn monitor_performance(&self) -> PerformanceMetrics;
}Dyson Swarm Management Systempub struct DysonSwarm {
nodes: Vec<ComputingNode>,
solar_array: SolarArray,
network: InterconnectNetwork,
ai_manager: SwarmManagerAI,
}
impl DysonSwarm {
pub fn deploy_node(&mut self, node: ComputingNode) -> Result<(), Error>;
pub fn optimize_resources(&mut self) -> Result<OptimizationResult, Error>;
pub fn manage_swarm(&mut self) -> Result<SwarmManagementResult, Error>;
pub fn scale_computation(&mut self, target: ScaleTarget) -> Result<ScalingResult, Error>;
}Integration with Existing TIPsTIP-0116 (Nakamoto Consensus) Integration
TIP-0117 (Satoshi Accumulation) Integration
TIP-0118 (Permaweb Protocol) Integration
TIP-0119 (Oracle Protocol) Integration
TIP-0120 (Foundation Layer) Integration
TIP-0121 (Fortis Oeconomia) Integration
TIP-0122 (Control Interface) Integration
TIP-0123 (Temporal Protocol) Integration
TIP-0124 (Cosmos Bridge) Integration
TIP-0125 (Zero-Knowledge Protocol) Integration
TIP-0126 (Acceleration Protocol) Integration
TIP-0127 (Unified Governance) Integration
Thermodynamic Efficiency MetricsComputational Efficiency
Kardashev Scale Metrics
AI Performance Metrics
Alignment with Master PlanThis TIP directly implements the master plan by:
The implementation of Project K-Scale would represent the ultimate achievement of effective accelerationism, creating a planetary-scale AI supercomputer that approaches the theoretical limits of computation while accelerating all aspects of technological development. Summary of Revisions
These revisions provide the necessary detail and community focus to ensure Project K-Scale is implemented with clear thermodynamic efficiency metrics and robust community engagement strategies. |
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TIP Submission
TIP Number: 28
Title: TIP-0128: Project K-Scale - Thermodynamic AI Supercomputer Initiative
Author: Rafael Oliveira | AO | (@Corvo_Arkhen)
Type: Standards Track
Status: Draft
This TIP was submitted through the community website and is ready for review.
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Proposal for Project K-Scale, a thermodynamic AI supercomputer initiative targeting K-Scale 1.5.
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