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Artificial Intelligence in Space Exploration: Mining the Cosmos and Exploring the Universe

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The story of AI in space is not merely technical. It represents a philosophical shift in how humans extend their presence beyond Earth. We are evolving from a species that physically ventures into space to one that projects intelligence across the cosmos.

Our robots have become more than tools; they are scouts, scientists, and partners in discovery.
This transformation raises profound questions. As we delegate more autonomy to machines, what does it mean to explore? When an AI system discovers a sign of extraterrestrial life or makes a critical mission decision, who deserves credit? How do we ensure these powerful systems remain aligned with human values and objectives across millions of miles?

The chapters ahead explore these questions through the lens of current technology, ongoing missions, and future possibilities. We examine how computer vision allows rovers to navigate alien terrain, how machine learning algorithms detect patterns in cosmic data that would take humans lifetimes to find, and how autonomous systems are becoming essential for deep space exploration where communication delays make human control impractical.


265 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 2, 2025

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Richard Murch

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