The existence of extraterrestrial life teeters on the edge of reality, making the UFO phenomena a fascinating subject for the general public.
A Harvard physicist is encouraging the government to be more open about the issue now that it is being discussed on a major political stage because the knowledge could help American scientific breakthroughs in artificial intelligence.
On “Cavuto: Coast to Coast,” Harvard physicist Avi Loeb explored what’s at stake for the nation’s technological transformation and said that our artificial intelligence (AI) systems can learn from extraterrestrial (ET) AI systems.
Imagine technical innovations that employ artificial intelligence at a much higher level than we do, said Loeb, who hailed the possibility as a “quantum leap” in our “technological advance.”
He went on to contrast what someone might learn from their neighbor to the prospective learning experience from extraterrestrial lifeforms.
He went on to say that if the neighbors are far more evolved than you are, you can learn from them, and that the benefit in this situation might offset the “risks.”
Even if the possibility of such a partnership seems remote, the technology’s potential appears to have no bounds, especially given how quickly it is advancing in the market and raising concerns among academics and government authorities.
The top seven AI developers in the country have endorsed White House directives to ensure the “safe” advancement of the technology.
The Biden-Harris Administration urged the sector to keep the highest standards to guarantee that innovation doesn’t compromise Americans’ rights and safety in a statement they released on Friday, urging them to “make the most of AI’s potential.”
Despite the technological advancement in artificial intelligence, a Harvard physicist claimed that because our technology is still in its infancy, we are not as far forward as we’d like to believe.
We have only had science and technology for one century, or one part in 100 million of the universe’s age. Loeb added, it’s just a little amount of cosmic history over which we developed our technology.
UFO whistleblower David Grusch, former Navy pilot Ryan Graves, and ex-Navy Commander David Fravor responded to questions from lawmakers during a House Oversight Committee hearing on Wednesday. They highlighted alleged decades of government secrecy surrounding UFOs, also known as unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP).
The government “absolutely” has UFO technology and “biologics” of “non-human origins” since the 1930s and is aware of the precise places where they are being held, according to Grusch.
Loeb stated that he didn’t “see any danger” in the potential partnership with the unknown.
In fact, he remarked, He view it more as a chance for us.
