Where is is all the alien AGI in the universe? It should be here, and if it's not, what does that say about the limits of AI?
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Most people are familiar with the Fermi Paradox - even on a conservative estimate of planets that could support life like earth, there ought to be millions of civilizations out there. Given the age of the universe, there ought to be millions of civilizations that have advanced technologically, even…
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- 2026-09-07 21:00 · r/agi
Where is is all the alien AGI in the universe? It should be here, and if it's not, what does that say about the limits of AI?
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