If humans haven’t yet seen extraterrestrials and are still on the lookout for them, our first meeting with aliens may be terrifying.
So, if you see aliens as little humanoid beings with a long, enormous head and almond-shaped eyes that have a bizarre preoccupation with “probing” people’s wanderings, you’ll be disappointed.
“Alien Minds” is the title of new research.
Professor Susan Schneider of the University of Connecticut and Princeton’s Institute of Advanced Studies proposes a possibility for the first encounter with alien career robotics: the extraterrestrial being billions of years old.
According to the Daily Galaxy, a robot is so elderly that it is difficult to pant. Professor Schneider believes that an extraterrestrial AI might already exist in the universe and that it will most likely exist in billions of years.
“I don’t believe the most advanced alien civilizations will be biological; I believe the most sophisticated civilizations will be post-biological intelligence, artificial intelligence, or alien superintelligence,” Schneider says.
“Other civilizations may be far older than us,” he added, “but Earthlings are galaxy infants.” Dr. Schneider believed in a “alien civilizations’ elder age.”
According to an article in the Daily Galaxy.
“All lines of evidence point to the conclusion that the maximum age of alien intelligence would be billions of years, namely between 1.7 billion and 8 billion years,” Professor Schneider stated.
Climbing the machines would mean that silicon-based living forms could withstand harsher and more dangerous situations than carbon-based life forms, implying that your society might last far longer.
According to Dr. Schneider, there are several advantages to being silicon-based.
“For example, it is simpler to survive space flight since there is immense processing power accessible and no physical limits such as the skull, and a machine might theoretically acquire super intelligence faster than a human person,” he added.
