Aliens is perhaps referred to as up for nationwide service in the event that they landed in UK, AI says
Any aliens with designs on landing in the UK might want to think twice as an artificial intelligence bot has revealed they could be called up for national service as part of Rishi Sunak’s kooky new plan.
Every man and woman over the age of 18 will be expected to serve their country for 12 months, or will be required to take part in unpaid volunteer work for one weekend every month if the Tories are elected come July 5.
And fighting alongside those British teens could be humanoids from outer space, according to Google’s artificial intelligence software Gemini.
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Quizzed by the Daily Star, it did conceded that while it is unlikely aliens would be subjected to national service in the UK, it was “interesting” to look at scenarios in which they could.
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One such “thought experiment”, as Gemini put it, was if the aliens actually wanted to offer their services.
“Perhaps the aliens would be willing to serve alongside humans if they saw a common goal or threat. They might offer their unique skills and technology in exchange for knowledge or safe haven on Earth,” Gemini said.
Another consideration was that the aliens could lend a hand in other ways. Gemini added: “Even if not directly fighting, the aliens might assist humanity in other ways. Their technology or knowledge could be invaluable in defence or other areas.”
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Gemini also noted that aliens would not necessarily be humanoid. It noted that an alien from a Jupiter-like gas giant might be a floating organism, while a desert planet alien might resemble a tough, resilient creature.
“They could have a vaguely humanoid form with limbs and a head, but with adaptations like extra eyes, unusual skin textures, or different body proportions,” the bot reasoned.
“They might be silicon-based lifeforms with entirely different body structures, like floating crystals or pulsating spheres. The first alien life we encounter might be microbial, existing far below our range of sight.”
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