Hallie Bird

Lurline 2022-04-22 07:01:03

Do highly intelligent robots have the right to have the same legal protection and moral dignity as humans? Is it eligible to be regarded as a living being?
Just think about it: If a piece of software is complex enough to be smarter than humans, would you still dare to use it? Now I install a win7...

Orin 2022-04-19 09:01:21

Very beautiful story, very beautiful love. Although David is a robot, when he learns to love, he becomes a real human because that is the most precious thing in human beings.


  But at the same time, I also feel terrible. The biggest challenge that high technology brings to people is ethics and...

Beau 2022-04-24 07:01:02

[B－] Perhaps the most boring big production of Kubrick and Spielberg? Cyber-thrillers and family ethics films, despite the obvious stylistic differences between paragraphs, I still think that the most tender and fairy-tale parts are what Kubrick envisioned, not what Spiebberg put in. The opening thriller scene is filled with a lot of mirror reflection and refraction shots, plus the eerie soundtrack and the best children's performances, successfully carves the Uncanny Valley effect into the image. The middle and back sections are the bizarre future world, the carnival of imagination and the film industry, and the image system is extremely unified (except for the middle section of hunting robots). But the ideological system is extremely fragmented, switching back and forth between fairy tales and science fiction, making the story extremely complicated and the rhythm extremely broken. I can't continue to explore more deep things, I can only stay on the surface of commercial gimmicks, relying on "skilled" emotional descriptions to exchange the audience's self-movement, and for me, these 146 minutes are really like 2000. long.

Alisha 2022-04-24 07:01:02

Quotation: Toys must be broken to be fun. All roads lead to Yandu.