This is the sort of thing you should check before you post. It only took a minute to find a well-sourced overview of the clinical literature on wikipedia, with results clustering around a 40% increased risk of autism for the offspring of men in their forties (vs men in their twenties), though one study from Israel found the the risk to be almost 6 times higher.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paternal_age_effect#Autism_spec...
To blithely suggest that the probability is 'thousands of times' higher is misleading to the point of irresponsibility. Think of the confusion and anxiety such misinformation can create in the mind of an uninformed reader.
Just curious because to me that's the most important piece of data.