The prediction explicitly sets a timeline of about four years from the May 2025 episode, i.e., by the end of the current presidential term, for models, chips, and data‑center capacity each to be ~100× more powerful, yielding roughly a 1,000,000× combined increase in effective AI compute.(speakai.co) As of today (November 30, 2025), only about seven months have elapsed since the prediction, while the horizon is around May 2029, so the specified deadline has not yet arrived and the claim cannot be definitively evaluated. Current reports focus on plans and build‑outs for very large AI clusters and multi‑gigawatt data centers targeting the later 2020s (e.g., 1 GW–class clusters and massive new hyperscaler data‑center investments), underscoring that much of the projected capacity is still under construction.(80000hours.org) Because the key date is still in the future and the relevant metrics (true realized 100× gains in algorithms, chips, and deployed capacity) cannot yet be measured for 2029, the accuracy of the prediction is presently inconclusive/too early to tell.