Re: SETI public: Jill Tarter on the Fermi Paradox

From: Ron Blue (rcb5@msn.com)
Date: Tue Jul 23 2002 - 10:48:53 PDT

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  I think when we do detect an ETI, they will be mechanical
  (AI) in nature, whether they be found in our solar system as
  a probe or deep in our galaxy. Perhaps even from other
  galaxies (we're talking Type III and IV civilizations here).

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
  AI would have to an invention of biological creatures. As such any AI should be very interested in us if only to learn more about their own origin.

  Ron

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