Chinas Wettlauf zum Mond, um private Roboter für die Chang’e-8-Mission mitzunehmen – Der Start zweier KI-gesteuerter Mondrover im Jahr 2028 markiert das erste Mal, dass ein chinesischer Technologie-Subunternehmer eine Schlüsselrolle bei einer Weltraummission spielt

    https://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3296324/change-8-moon-mission-first-get-robotic-boost-chinas-private-sector

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    1. From the article

      >A Chinese private aerospace company has secured a ticket to the moon as it prepares to launch two AI-controlled lunar exploration robots alongside the [Chang’e-8](https://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3236807/china-planning-offer-more-space-foreign-equipment-future-change-8-moon-mission?module=inline&pgtype=article?module=inline&pgtype=article) mission in 2028, with international cooperation.The robots are being jointly developed by [STAR.VISION](https://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3231695/chinese-firm-launches-wonderjourney-satellite-ai-powered-brain?module=inline&pgtype=article), a private aerospace company based in Hangzhou, along with a professor from Zhejiang University and another professor from Middle East Technical University in Turkey, according to a statement released on Friday.

      >“This is the first time a private company in China has been responsible for a sub-project in space exploration. Traditionally, China’s space missions have been conducted primarily by state-owned entities,” Wang Chunhui, the company’s chief technology officer, said in an interview.

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    2. Now theres the future if I ever saw it

      AI in space where we are hopelessly maladapted and kinda useless will outcompete a ‚worker‘ before it even does that here. These bases everyone dreams about, if they are ever built in the way expected, will be economically obsolete by around the time they are built.

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