Looking forward to that more advanced era

Shannon 2022-04-23 07:01:37

Wil didn't really hurt anyone, did he? Old man J said that artificial intelligence does not know how to distinguish right from wrong, and only does things according to what they believe. Shouldn't everyone be like this? Only with moral constraints, maybe people are like machines. Humans can live purely in their own way, whether or not they are creating God. Those who have God in their hearts are creating God according to their own imagination, and those who do not have God are living freely.
Because of this, the old man J and gov are the ones who arbitrarily judge others from their own standpoint. Wil was not a very aggressive person, how could he organize an army. All he wants to do, judging from the film, is to use his evolved brain to solve once-impossible medical problems. It's just that other people have been guessing that he has other plans. Therefore, the end of the film responded to the opening sentence, which is really "people are afraid of what they don't know", and the talents of J and zhengfu regarded Wil as a threat. Max is here, just a vague, neutral character. He may also not be very confident in his theories. Since he said that technology should assist human beings, not create human beings, then, when he does not know how much human beings can develop themselves (such as when it is as powerful as Wil), how can he categorically believe that the advanced computer intelligence represented by Wil Not humans themselves?
Looking forward to that more advanced era.
PSWill is fulfilling Evenly's dream of changing the world, it's love, pure love, love I missed.

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Transcendence quotes

  • Max Waters: I spent my life trying to reduce the brain to a series of electrical impulses. I failed. Human emotion, it can contain illogical conflict. Can love someone, and yet hate the things that they've done. Machine can't reconcile that.

    Evelyn Caster: Can you?

    Max Waters: Yes.

  • [first lines]

    Max Waters: They say there's power in Boston. Some phone service in Denver. But things are far from what they were. Maybe it was all invevitable. An unavoidable collision between mankind and technology. The Internet was meant to make the world a smaller place. But it actually feels smaller without it. I knew Will and Evelyn Caster better than anyone. I knew their brillance. Their dedication to what they believed in. And to what they loved.