I watched the 3D reset T2, and revisited this one again. As a movie, there is still a gap with T2. But there is something intriguing about the plot. From the Terminator series to The Matrix to me, the robot. The thinking about the development of science and technology and human survival in the movie is becoming reality step by step today. Today's AI applications have initially caught up with people, and I believe it is only a matter of time before it can surpass people. On the basis of today's Internet big data, this is likely to become a reality in the next 10 years. In T2, John saw several children chasing with guns and asked the Terminator if there is no hope for human beings. The Terminator replied that self-destruction is human nature. The unavoidable thing about Judgment Day is the situation in response to this sentence. In the next 10 years, when AI fully surpasses and replaces humans, why will humans exist? In the Terminator series, machines can be autonomous and do not need humans at all, so they slaughter humans; in The Matrix, the value of humans is the battery; I, the theme of robots is somewhere in between, and finally we can live in peace. 10 years, 15 years later, which version will be our world? What kind of future do you expect?
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