Could AI find alien life faster than humans, and would it tell us?

[Admin]

AI is the way forward in the search for extraterrestrial intelligence, from detecting radio signals to finding technosignatures on planets.

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[rod]

Perhaps this new approach to finding ET phoning home may have similar problems already discussed on the forums and articles.

Alien life may not be carbon-based, new study suggests

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[bwana4swahili]

In all probability any alien 'life' that contacts us will be some form of AI so it makes sense for us to use AI to find it.

 

[Classical Motion]

Wouldn't A.I. be the alien?

 

[Jana Petreková]

In the end, a person will have to decide what is really intelligent. The analytical capacity of artificial intelligence is limited by the Margolus–Levitin theorem and Bremermann's limit. The human brain does not have these limitations because the concept of thought formation is the result of millions of years of complex evolutionary factors. Undoubtedly, alien intelligences will have a similar genesis of brain development, and their artificial intelligences will have the same limitations as human artificial intelligences.

 

[Dave]

In the future it is possible that the human mind may have direct access (integrated) with both computer and AI technologies. Imagine what the next Einstein could achieve.