AI Solved the Fermi Paradox?

We delve into one of the most perplexing questions in the realm of astronomy and extraterrestrial life: the Fermi Paradox. The paradox, named after physicist Enrico Fermi, questions why, in a universe so vast and seemingly conducive to life, we have yet to encounter any signs of extraterrestrial civilizations.
Enter the world of advanced artificial intelligence. We explore how cutting-edge AI technology has been employed to analyze and interpret vast amounts of astronomical data, offering new perspectives and solutions to this longstanding enigma.
From simulating countless scenarios of galaxy formation to analyzing the probability of life-sustaining planets, AI has provided us with unprecedented insights. This video not only explains the Fermi Paradox in detail but also showcases how AI might finally be the key to unlocking the mysteries of our seemingly lonely universe.

[@user-ns2dt3le1e]

alien civilization exist, but the light from their planet did not reach us yet. we are seeing the ancient version of their planet-before life version. and they are also watching the ancient version of Earth-before life version.

[@zawiszaczarnysulima3700]

Well, the Drake equation has a component of civilization longevity, in other words it defines our best guess on how long an "average civilization" exists. Since everything seems to have a beginning and an end, it is conceivable that civilizations tend to spring to live, and consequently fade away. Our civilization on earth is no more than 200,000 years old, if you start counting with the emergence of Homo Sapiens. Some will say it is 10,000 to 20,000 years old, if they start counting from the approximate time when Homo Sapiens first domesticated plants and developed agriculture. In this amount of time, we have ALMOST ceised to exist several times for various reasons. Be it self-inflicted demise or due to events outside our control. The age of our planet is roughly 4,500,000,000 earth years (4.5 billion), and the age of the universe is estimated to be around 13 billion. Let's be generous, and assume that civilizations vanish after 1,000,000 years. That means theoretically there could have been several civilizations on earth, and a larger number of them on planets that are 6, 8, 10 or more billions of years old. It is therefore conceivable that on some planet out there which is, let's say, 1,000,000 light years away, a civilization begun 2,000,000 years ago, and vanished after 1,000,000 years, giving the light, or radio waves ample time to reach us. We would be seeing the techno, and/or bio signatures from the late period of this civilization existence, even though it would be gone for around 1,000,000 years.

[@wesleyhitchcock4414]

​@@zawiszaczarnysulima3700very good analysis

[@Dude_Slick]

"alien civilization exist" Where did you get that information? Has this been confirmed somewhere that I may have missed?

[@user-ns2dt3le1e]

@@Dude_Slick it's my hypothesis

[@user-ns2dt3le1e]

@@Dude_Slick but considering most star systems are millions of light years away, meaning we are viewing millions year ago version of them, and our own civilization hasn't been around for even 50k years, not even close, it's really plausible that the lights just didn't reach us yet even though there is already alien civilizations million light years away

[@billmitchell2080]

Distance answers the Fermi paradox.

[@digitalfootballer9032]

And time

[@Dude_Slick]

There is no Fermi paradox.

[@JeanEDeaux]

@@Dude_SlickThere is no you. 🥴🙄

[@unitor699industries]

Love these kind of docs keep them coming

[@Mooooty]

Generally, people tend to be naive in assuming that life can only thrive if a star system has conditions similar to ours.

[@magical_universe793]

I dont believe in other types of life other than carbon if it existed it would have been found by now only idiots believe rocks are alive

[@discountbobmarley9178]

Seriously, like why do people think that life outside our system would be similar let alone follow our laws of life

[@upfrfr]

​​@@discountbobmarley9178 thank you like people be like you need oxygen to live what if they dont need oxygen or water or anything that effect us affect to live

[@MarkBettner-fi2ec]

Really depends on what you call life because before Robert hook came along many people though plants and algea weren't living things.

[@anthonybeaton9823]

Just said the same thing above in different words, then saw this. We think alike apparently.

[@alanmichel613]

We are not alone, but way behind. We are the product of an advanced civilization’s efforts. When we asked them who they are and where they came from, our basis of understanding was such that they could only tell us was “I am that I am”. They travel faster than the speed of light and have mastered control of time and space.

[@James-gc4xv]

I like what you put there. Weather it b true or not well put thanks

[@Dude_Slick]

Prove anything you just claimed.

[@TheBossyMossey]

@@Dude_SlickPsh. Troll. 🎣

[@Dude_Slick]

@@TheBossyMossey Why you talking about your mom?

[@pipersall6761]

I guess I would question "an intelligent civilization such as ours". With the toll we have taken on the Earth and on each other, I would say that intelligence is somewhat aspirational.

[@brandons.3097]

Being able to rocket into space without melting using nothing but paper and math is pretty intelligent Imo.

[@Dave-PL]

We're really lucky that we living such quiet place in the space. I think the life is common, but only few percent has chance to evolve to early civilization. Even for those few percent is so hard to reach such level as we have. Even we... we don't know if we survive itself because of social division, wars, AI and so on 🤩🤩

[@carystevensky]

AI has detected extraterrestrial life? How? When?

[@user-ug8um8lx3q]

The Dark Forest concept is something that should be considered regarding the Fermi paradox. The value of L could be greatly influenced if intelligent life either learns to hide themselves quickly after reaching the ability to communicate across space or their planet is attacked by other alien civilizations who are smart enough to hide themselves.

[@glenncbjones]

Speaking of AI (which is decidedly only in its infancy!), your visuals are just dazzling! I am struck also by how, although many of your respondents are obviously erudite and “up to speed” on the many subjects you invoke, the number of those who are at best only just barely and marginally literate, having obviously and purposely eschewed the pursuit of language and all but the most basic and requisite communication skills, and being seemingly rather challenged by the simple skills of the most clearly rudimentary types of capitalization as well as punctuation, may also be a factor in the troubling “Fermi Paradox”… “We don’t need no education”… The terrible “Dunning-Kruger Effect” must needs be also factored in! They remind me of the dwellers in Plato’s “cave” analogy, although I guess many are at least semi-fluent in “Emoji” (or as I like to refer to it, “Emojibberish”)… You’re too much fun, and way too interesting, for me not to subscribe! - Regards to the stars! Glenn Jones

[@RobertChan2003]

one saying say highly civilized intelligent living species should dwell below planet crust instead of on the surface of planet like us, that makes them being protected from cosmic ray, meteorite impact, climate and weather changes, etc. This makes our detection of them harder.

[@jamesruscheinski8602]

how might subjective experience be detected in universe?

[@anthonybeaton9823]

Why would intelligence elsewhere require air and water? It is possible that other intelligence evolves in an entirely different environment. Our assumptions restrict us in so many ways/

[@DrGeorgeAntonios]

Because the laws of physics and chemistry are the same throughout the physical universe, that's why.

[@anthonybeaton9823]

The laws of physics and chemistry are made up by us using the tools we have (which we constructed, ie numbers and words). They are our best approximations only. Numbers are not real things you know, they are human tools. It is possible for intelligence to exist elsewhere which does not need air and water to survive. I don't expect positivists to accept that because you are so heavily bound by your assumptions. @@DrGeorgeAntonios

[@TheEnigmaUniverse-vt2pm]

"Your videos always leave me in awe and eager to learn more about the mysteries of the universe. Thank you for fueling my curiosity. "

[@teqfreak]

The title shows a misunderstanding of what the Fermi Paradox is. The Fermi Paradox is not to be solved, it is to be answered. To answer it you first need to have evidence of alien life, know how much (intelligent) alien life there is in the universe and know the reason why we cannot observe them in our current state. In all those aspects AI is just as, or even more limited than us humans.

[@js70371]

Love this channel 💫🙏

[@morgan-5171]

Cometh the day Cometh the warrior 🔥

[@NielNBob]

billions spent on images, telescopes, etc and we look at animations. brilliant.

[@sacredsermon2027]

Our Universe is Very Young... It will take an unthinkable amount of time to End. And Start over New Again...

[@jakensharke3531]

Are we alone? No. -We have given birth to sentinel A.I.

[@TerrenceIII]

This accent is so beautiful does anyone know where it is from? I'm guessing Oklahoma maybe. It's so reassuring and trustworthy.

[@mygirldarby]

AI. It's a tricky one though. The Southern accent makes it seem real.

[@TerrenceIII]

Oh man it sounded so warm and authentic . I love the southern accent it is so sophisticated yet so inclusive.@@mygirldarby

[@orangecrush5862]

AI figures out how much life is in the universe right before it takes ours......

[@miketaylor7023]

It seems so highly astronomically unlikely something like a hypothetical silurian civilization could have developed before us. It takes time for evolution to create complex lifeforms and random conditions which allowed us to be so very different but still closely related to the other species we branched off from. Our ancestors almost went extinct. We were a rare event that sprang from another rare event where solar system conditions allowed life to become complex. And our species out of all the countless others just barely made it to a scientific stage. the next level of space is not a given at all. Then the stars is still two more levels ahead of us. There are zero guarantees we'll inhabit our solar system and offworld technologies far ahead of anything on Earth presently. It's very curious that none of these youtube programs ever mention the gravity problem on human organisms health. Other than to suggest that the Tall condescending aliens from the twilight zone episode called TO SERVE MAN are going to magically save everyone then con us to go to their home world where humans are a delicacy. It reminds one of billionare psychopaths like Musk and Bezos. Tall condescending aliens giving everyone their book. A cookbook.

[@arminiuschatti2287]

I think we should take Stephen Hawking’s advice and not seek contact. We have no idea what is out there and anything that can reach us will be WAY beyond our ability to handle.

[@jasoncaine2600]

Do you sleep with a night light?

[@anopoabednego6173]

It doesn't matter if we "try to make contact" from here on out or not. The first radio signal was sent over 100 years ago and has now traveled 100 light years by now. And we have been sending them ever since. And no civilization that can travel the cosmos is worried about us enough to take us out.

[@tshaffer9681]

Sorry to tell you but they are already here. They have been here since the beginning of time and have been traversing the galaxies for hundreds of thousands of years.

[@rodent88]

They started seeking us when the nuke was dropped in 1945. But this is all a conspiracy man 😂

[@djflagrunner]

They've been visiting us for a long time and some have been here as long if not longer than we have. Their tech is indeed easy beyond ours. They continue to disarm nukes. If they wanted to invade, it would've happened already. Our own hostility is the most dangerous thing to humanity and earth. If you can't already see that, you need to start fact checking everything.

[@user-tz1ff2cz4y]

9820 exoplanets. but which of them has reached the point of manifesting the bipolarity and complexity of the Earth? our environment is what nurtured us

[@donecaan]

The fault I see with these discussions of advance civilizations is that they always lead with the idea that they would be able to or need to construct star size devices to capture all the star's energy to be considered advanced on the Kardashev scale.he resources to build anything a that scale would be immense. What if the society was developed the the idea to do more with less so as to not destroy their environment to do anything?

[@erwinmanalastas5827]

Divide the first three variables, or the outer informations and you will complete the informations...

[@AmatureAstronomer]

That which is called "artificial intelligence" is merely an inference engine. And, garbage in - garbage out.

[@jasoncaine2600]

People are the original AI

[@MarkBettner-fi2ec]

@@jasoncaine2600 single celled organisms were, actually

[@benjaminghazi787]

If that helps you sleep at night

[@seemev2.0phuckbootube78]

Say that to the medical field

[@Thesecondcomingpodcast]

That’s what humans are

[@LuKaZz420]

When talking scientific subjects you should always use both Fahrenheit and Celsius

[@peternufc1981]

One of the best channels on KZbin

[@nunyabusiness9013]

When he says Ai, he means this video was created by Ai.

[@erwinmanalastas5827]

Im afraid of happening this , it must be a matter of a long time little by little....

[@Deepakyadav-vp8xx]

Upload universe ai system

[@BuffaloMotivated]

They are 1000% already here. This audience is yrs behind & we need your help for disclosure. The gov has been secretly spending millions studying them for decades.

[@PlanetXMysteries-pj9nm]

"I'm constantly amazed by the depth of knowledge and expertise you share through your videos. Thank you for being a constant source of enlightenment. "

[@juancarrero1119]

The sularian hypothesis i know i chopped it up but the proof is on mars.

[@francjavivila]

The Universe is expanding. AI from Edge, 67.4 kilometers per second per megaparsec (a distance equivalent to 3.26 million light-years). If some solar system is now at a 50 light years from the solar system, how far was 10,000 years ago from us? and was 100,000 light years from now.

[@francjavivila]

sorry i meant how far from us was 100,000 years back?

[@Bill-no8wd]

They're more than likely real and know about us. Ok, they've mastered interstellar travel. We've made to our moon. Once. Kinda like an MIT professor hanging out with the kid still eating tide pids. ......

[@sproccoli]

its all speculative. even if we found evidence of a prior civilization developing on earth, we wouldn't be able to treat it as an independent datapoint. Its development could have fallen under a similarly unlikely umbrella of probability as our own, and all of the other life on earth. You need to find extra terrestrial life elsewhere before you can quantify any of it, and before you can quantify any of it, you might as well be talking about pixies living in uranus.

[@spiritmy]

We human being live in multiple dreams in this neutral World, Every Dream try to control this earth, the alien is another dream dimension, they try to come into this Earth

[@rc-dk6by]

Hate videos which purposely waste 10 minutes or more explaining the Drake equation and explaining the Fermi paradox… just to get a longer video

[@staceygaffney9234]

🤔Humanity is the Universes way of🤔 🤔trying to understand itself🤔

[@BeatlesFan1975]

Dyson sphere is the most ridiculous sci-fi nonsense of all time. 😅😅😅

[@mygirldarby]

Sci-fi has imagined many things that became reality.

[@francjavivila]

If evolution is based on survival of the fittest. An intelligent being evolving will advance, ( faster on intelligence or in morals and ethics?). Our current society has evolved industrially in the last 200 years. And we have achieved the capability of self-destruct in the last 50. Will we be here in 500 years?

[@releasethememe]

Masta said no

[@wolfthorn1]

I have a "Spermy pair of socks" under my bed that is altering evolution as we speak.

[@tannermilliken1370]

😂 lol I was trying to come up with something similar but it doesn’t work as well as yours. Good work! 😁

[@MarkBettner-fi2ec]

Inanimate object can't evolve only age and/or morph.

[@SyriusStarMultimedia]

If we live in an infinite universe it stands to reason that any kind of life is possible. We are gonna end up contacting an alien life form with the intelligence of 10 million Albert Einsteins and the hunger of ravenous Australian crocodiles. We will look mindless groceries.

[@vincentbroeders4992]

Any scientific information that starts speaking in fahrenheit is immediately disqualified if you ask me...

[@lewis7515]

No. AI is not magic.

[@jasoncaine2600]

​@@-Thauma- false magic is real it's just called science 🤷‍♂️

[@Kidtaf]

Derp a derpty derp?

[@URFUTUREUK]

AI will tell you otherwise.

[@JasonVectrex_187]

AI did not solve anything we already know the answers

[@michaeljensen8211]

I don't believe in all your NONSENS talking ☝️

[@erwinmanalastas5827]

1 exoplanet = fsubl * fsubi * fsubc * L all over Rsub* * fsubp * nsube

[@johnreed4333]

God made all this !

[@steeltormentors]

2 words = AI hallucination. In my experience ML/AI have proven to be unreliable once we dig deeper into the specifics. The amount of misleading results made me minimize using AI tools.

[@MiamiMal]

And what is your experience? There are many models of AI being currently worked on - most inaccessible to the public. These are still early days but yet most experts are having their minds blown with the each month of progress.

[@steeltormentors]

​@@MiamiMal I do programming. In any language I feel googling for a solution is faster rather than trying the code recommended by the AI tools. What's incredibly useful via using AI is when doing beginner stuff..but as I mentioned, as we dig deeper into the specifics it's getting so hard to find a working solution via AI tools. And the issue is not only for a certain AI tool (say chatGPT) but I tried most of the popular ones (Bing, Claude, Bard, Gemini, Palm, Mixtral, etc). Now I'm back to the old style of googling things...

[@holgerjrgensen2166]

The Eternal Life, have always been Alone. Intelligence can NEVER be artificial. There is NO fermi-paradox, it is pure Speculation.

[@miketaylor7023]

Aliens aren't likely to invent large grandiose structures. They're far more likely to try and conserve their resources and be efficient and economical in their activities for long term sustainability over dwindling ,limited , and finite resources.

[@guyincognito3199]

Not an issue once you can travel freely in space

[@miketaylor7023]

@@guyincognito3199 resources are always limited and finite. Even in the entire solar system. No one , not even you can do whatever you want to without increasing entropy for every mistake you make. Entropy of matter and matter creatures like us destroys us. But it also keeps things moving. So it's like a double edged sword. We can't stop entropy and extinctsion from occurring at some point. The best we can do is slow it down instead of increasing it as things are currently. The insane control the world. And psychopaths are the most dangerous. But so is ignorance and assumption.

[@seemev2.0phuckbootube78]

Ever wonder why they forced everyone to go digital instead of analog for radio and TV?

[@AvoidsPikes-]

Control

[@yogsothot]

A very Eⁿ of p for ∆⁶ and chemical engineering.

[@seemev2.0phuckbootube78]

Lol narrator called humans intelligent 🤣

[@GAMEPHREAKINC]

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