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SETI Institute extraterrestrial intelligence search

Overview

The SETI Institute is advancing its search for extraterrestrial intelligence through new technological and mathematical methodologies. In collaboration with NVIDIA, researchers are developing an artificial intelligence system for the Allen Telescope Array in California. This system utilizes Blackwell processors to process up to 2.4 terabits of data per second, enabling automated telescope control and near real-time signal identification. During testing, the AI successfully identified signals from a pulsar in the Crab Nebula.

Additionally, researchers are applying game theory to predict when an intelligent civilization might attempt contact. This strategy focuses on the antisolar point, utilizing the Schelling point concept to identify locations where two parties might independently coordinate. While a pilot study using the Allen Telescope Array has not yet found evidence of extraterrestrial technology, it has successfully tested these methodologies and improved interference filtering systems. The research team aims to continue observations over a four-year period.

Entities

SETI Institute · Allen Telescope Array · California · Nvidia · Allen Telescope Array

Timeline

  1. [TECHNOLOGY] 2 sources
    SETI Institute applies game theory to search for extraterrestrial signals

    SETI researchers are using game theory and the Allen Telescope Array to target the antisolar point, seeking to predict when extraterrestrial civilizations might signal Earth.

  2. [TECHNOLOGY] 3 sources
    NVIDIA and SETI Institute partner to search for extraterrestrial intelligence using AI

    NVIDIA and the SETI Institute are using advanced AI and Blackwell processors to automate the search for extraterrestrial intelligence at the Allen Telescope Array.

Sources

cafebiz.vn · cafef.vn · genk.vn · lineadiretta24.it · media.inaf.it