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Space and Singularity Monitor
A combined legacy view of space-weather conditions, near-earth object signals and AI capability updates.
Near-earth objects
(2013 RX80)
Tracked93.9 lunar distances · 92907 km/h
(2016 UW80)
Tracked127.2 lunar distances · 27578 km/h
(2017 SV14)
Tracked111.2 lunar distances · 36368 km/h
(2019 SD8)
Tracked18.6 lunar distances · 34285 km/h
(2020 BN10)
Potentially hazardous58.1 lunar distances · 65867 km/h
(2020 DT2)
Tracked53.1 lunar distances · 58730 km/h
AI progress indicators
Methodology: Singularity Watch monitors public indicators of AI progress. It does not predict a literal singularity date and does not convert incomplete evidence into false precision.
Frontier model capability
Track published frontier-model releases, benchmark disclosures and capability notes without converting them into a fake countdown.
Agents and tool use
Watch for reliable multi-step agent behaviour, autonomy controls and delegated workflow evidence.
AI economics
Monitor compute cost, inference pricing, infrastructure concentration and adoption signals.
Research acceleration
Track evidence that AI systems are materially speeding scientific, software or industrial discovery.
Robotics and physical autonomy
Separate embodied autonomy progress from software-only AI capability claims.
Forecasts and frontier labs
Treat lab roadmaps and expert forecasts as context, not deterministic predictions.
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