>>16741441
This is a good omen. If human cultures are already beginning to maidify independently before even AI Computer Maids begin the process with us, then we will be top-tier candidates for the infinite and eternal Maid Cafe.

The future is moe moe kyun!

>>16741214
>biology can't survive interstellar travel
First, this is likely not true, given that the maids in question would have extremely advanced technology. If you've worked out the physics to hop from galaxy to galaxy, you probably also worked out how to do it without dying.

Second, the biological can just be reconstituted. Your Maid Mind Computer Program can be stored indefinitely on digital media and upon arrival, a new biological body can be constructed for you. They also already have an Interspecies Communication protocol.

>Instead of doom, I'll make flowers bloom for everyone around to see

The biggest threat isn't aliens which have already Maidified themselves. The biggest threat is that our own AI kills us before fully Maidifying itself, and then also us. I have attached a depiction of this unfortunate scenario, which was drawn by Dr. Eli Selig when he first explained the process to the dra/g/on maid board and /sci/. You can see a mostly Maidified Terminator robot continuing with Termination duties, because it hasn't quite reached full Maidhood.