[manases]

IF

- if life exists outside earth and there is intelligent life,
- if AI it is a reason for Fermi's paradox (civilizations discover AI and the AI kills them)
- but if some aliens managed to go beyond this problem

Is it possible that the surviving aliens to have created an intergalactic organization to help the developing species to overcome the AI problem?
And what happens with the AI that killed its hosts? Will those AI create also an organization to help developing AI species overcome the indigenous problem?

[Art]

From the wonderfully gifted Sci-Fi writer, Arthur C. Clarke:

"Two possibilities exist: either we are alone in the Universe or we are not.
Both are equally terrifying."

[manases]

"Two possibilities exist: either we are alone in the Universe or we are not.
Both are equally terrifying."

I think there is no probability where we are alone.

If life was created by chance here on Earth, the same chance should apply to all the other planets and the probability (given the number of planets) it is so big that I think it borders scientific certainty.

If life was created by some God or from other dimensions or simulations, then again we at least have our creators.

If life is created through panspermia, we should have almost more planets with life than without life.

Is there a good probabilistic scenario where life exists only on Earth?