Any thoughts on this film? It's very well-made. And it raises some interesting questions about consciousness and A.I.
Ex Machina
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I noted at the end, that the AI, while seemingly full of wonder, lacked any fear or trepidation as to it's new circumstances of freedom. Just an observation.
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Hmm yes. That had not occurred to me. A good thought.Dalek Prime wrote:I noted at the end, that the AI, while seemingly full of wonder, lacked any fear or trepidation as to it's new circumstances of freedom. Just an observation.
I wondered why she would leave Caleb to die too, when he was clearly trying to help her. Eva was a little reminiscent of Hal 9000 from 2001: A Space Odyssey.
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Yes. Definitely shows lack of compassion or empathy for someone going through the same imprisonment it just escaped.
I'd have to watch 2001 again. Been a while.
So, so far, we have a lack of empathy, and fear. Starting to sound more like a sociopath... Or a machine, yes?
I'd have to watch 2001 again. Been a while.
So, so far, we have a lack of empathy, and fear. Starting to sound more like a sociopath... Or a machine, yes?