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Bezos says millions could live in space by 2045
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Amazon founder Jeff Bezos told Italian Tech Week that millions of people could live in space within a couple of decades, citing a 2045 horizon. He said most would live there by choice, not necessity. Bezos, who founded Blue Origin, said robots would handle much Moon work because machines cost less than sending humans into space.
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What It Means For You
- Bezos framed space living as optional for millions, not a forced migration.
- Robot crews, in his account, would cut the cost of lunar surface tasks.
- AI and robotics were listed as the enablers of that timeline.
What's Happening
- Livemint reported the remarks from Italian Tech Week by the Blue Origin founder.
- He said millions could live in space in the next couple of decades.
- He argued robots are more cost-effective than humans for Moon surface work.
Bezos On Space Work
- Bezos was described as the world's second-richest person in the report.
- Blue Origin is his aerospace company alongside Amazon.
- The piece noted timelines for large settlements remain uncertain despite the forecast.
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