It's a movie you'll watch on the side of the villain.
Humans’ attitudes towards artificial intelligence have always been mixed. Some people imagine that artificial intelligence will bring human society to the top, while others are worried and fear that human beings will be replaced. Take extreme environmentalists as an example, they even want to make human society Going back to the era of slash-and-burn farming, I don’t care whether the productivity that has regressed for 10,000 years can feed 6 billion human beings. Well, it must be someone else who died anyway, so why worry?
Anti-intellectual behavior has become more and more intense in Europe and the United States in recent years. Europe and the United States have shown amazing two extremes in this regard. On the one hand, Europe and the United States have mastered the most cutting-edge monopoly technology, lest other countries (well, China) encroach on their core interests. In the field, the civilian world in Europe and America on the other end believes in religion or not in science, what about herd immunity, social Darwinism, 5G spreading viruses, burning base stations, etc. These people who go out to the streets when they have nothing to do are best at it. Um, why all this shit? Because I found that what this movie shows is actually the anti-intellect of Europe and the United States.
At the end of the film, Will looked at Evelyn, knowing that she had a virus in her body, but she was still willing to introduce the virus into her body. In fact, it has been explained that this Will, although not a human Will, is indeed the deep one. Will who loves Evelyn. Humans are always afraid of the unknown, and in the end, Evelyn really once again believed that the person in front of her was still the one she loved. Will said that everything I did was to fulfill Evelyn's wishes, and he did. The most commendable thing is that he never killed anyone from the beginning to the end, nor did he force anyone to join his collective will. The murderers were all people from extremist organizations, even the US government and the sanctimonious Professor Joseph.
There are four particularly interesting details at the end of the film. One is that the blind man can't see again, but he is not dead, which shows that Will has no real will to replace these people, and the old guy Joseph said to Evelyn Martin died a few months ago, this is a complete deceit, Martin's will has always been there, just connected to the Internet, knowing that he was captured by them, disconnected from the Internet, he also begged himself to die, but these people are not at all. ignore him. The second is that people unplugged the network and smashed their laptops, um, does this seem like burning the base station? The third is that after a drop of rain dripped onto the withered sunflower, the sunflower came alive instantly. Note that the virus has already been uploaded at this time. Fourth, Max found these lush sunflowers when he went to Will's old house, and the water droplets from the sunflowers directly purify the puddles on the tiles. The third and fourth show that Will is not dead at all. Not afraid of this virus, he saw that Evelyn didn't want the world to become what he thought, so he gave up voluntarily, and took the uploaded Evelyn to hide in the sunflowers and lived a two-person world. As for this world, it was originally intended to make Evelyn happy. Since you don't appreciate it and Evelyn isn't happy either, just do whatever you want, just be happy.
This world is a hypocritical and terrifying world. People are separated from each other. Who can be truly trustworthy? Will observes Evelyn from a data perspective in an attempt to get to know her better, but instead triggers Evelyn's complete rebellion and makes her no longer trust him at all. This is actually worth learning from.
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