NASA explores how superintelligence could analyze 150 petabytes of data and enable new missions

NASA's administrator outlined two ways superintelligence could help: finding discoveries missed in roughly 150 petabytes of data NASA has already collected, or that might be missed in data from future missions like Roman; and making new missions possible through spacecraft design, advanced high-temperature materials, mission planning and onboard autonomy. Reactor control was one example of onboard autonomy, particularly for missions where communication delays make real-time control from Earth impractical.