SpaceXAI published a piece exploring why biotechnology and space exploration may solve longevity and interplanetary species development.
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For anyone who reads science-fiction, living hundreds of years is something common you find in books like the Lord of the Rings, Ian M Banks series or Star Wars. 500 yea…
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SpaceXAI
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- Technology, Information and Internet
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- 5,001–10,000 employees
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Understand the Universe. We are a team of AI technologists and business leaders on a mission to build AI systems that can help humanity understand the world better. https://x.ai/careers
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