A.I. Film Analysis

A.I.: Artificial intelligence is Steven Spielberg's SF TV series, telling the story of the young generation robot David who is missing the human mother's love. The personality of David stimulates physical and mental problems. What is the relationship between our "thoughts" and our bodies? Obviously, although we are personalized entities, our body is not the only "more" that we accept. "Human beings are material and specific existence is an important feature of God's design for human life" (Cortez, 70).

Except for Gigolo Joe, A.I. It is probably the most authentic movie about artificial intelligence (Joe is not a representative of A.I., it seems to be a more lovely rogue movie prototype). Most of the other A. I. Movie robots are either completely mechanical or wholly human. Rutger Hauer who cited mechanical equipment of Blade Runner or Alicia · Vikrander's poetry Ex-Machina from Automatta walking equipment, the robot in the movie remains mechanical or through the machine logic the true of human behavior And never realize disturbing effect. . This is A.I. I can not see David's unique and unique person. He is a machine that plays human, but obeys machine rules.

Another movie included in this list, A.I., Is considered synonymous with human fear of loneliness, intimacy, unknown. In 2001, artificial intelligence was a mirror of our journey. Like inventions, survival, and barbarism, we reflect that we are far from species. Also, just before Dave Bowman, the protagonist of the latter half of the movie, was influenced by human possibility, he had to come and give up the best technical result. . It is not activated either "I love you" or "What is me?", But it has been deactivated by AI. This machine recognizes that its inherent compactness and brittleness are the ultimate in our machine.

A.I's analogy will be boring and obsolete. The computer that took over the human bombarded The Matrix in 1999, but it is likely that A.I. Will pose a greater threat to human survival before it becomes generalized A.I. In 2045. That is because we welcome many gadgets in our life without considering the result. As we are responsible for driving our car and heating our house, we become increasingly dependent on "dam" A.I. (as opposed to human intelligence). People are interested in which countries have nuclear weapons and are not thinking about uploading our lives so that fraudsters can read and exploit them in Nigeria and elsewhere. This is not a computer we have to fear. This is our own human nature and needs to be managed during the period in which the fundamental structure of society changes dramatically.