Humm… fascinating downvotes. But what do they mean really? They could mean that either (i) the Fermi paradox does not exist, Fermi and everybody else that has written and thought about it since, were just fools; or (ii) maybe the Fermi paradox exists, but thinking AI-driven extinction could be a solution to it is just wrong, for some reason so obvious that it does not even need to be stated (since none was stated by the downvoters). In both cases—fascinating insights… on the problem itself, on the audience of this site, on a lot of things really.
Humm… fascinating downvotes. But what do they mean really? They could mean that either (i) the Fermi paradox does not exist, Fermi and everybody else that has written and thought about it since, were just fools; or (ii) maybe the Fermi paradox exists, but thinking AI-driven extinction could be a solution to it is just wrong, for some reason so obvious that it does not even need to be stated (since none was stated by the downvoters). In both cases—fascinating insights… on the problem itself, on the audience of this site, on a lot of things really.