Although they were created creatures, God gave man free will, so Adam and Eve who ate the forbidden fruit were expelled from the Garden of Eden. Without the fruit of life, the human body cannot live forever, so although everyone is guilty, there is a limit to the sin of human beings due to their limited life.
Vincent, the male protagonist in the movie, is a genius artificial intelligence scientist. The robot he designed is no different from humans in terms of appearance and intelligence. At the same time, it is possible to cure his daughter's neurological disease by implanting neural chips. . In the movie, he repeatedly emphasized the notion that robots cannot kill people. On the other hand, the national machinery represented by politicians is for the purpose of weaponizing applications for the development of robots, requiring robots to have absolute obedience to humans, and only exist as efficient killing tools.
Of course, the conflict between choosing to kill or not to kill in the end, obedience or violation of the will, is concentrated on the female robot.
The free will of the machine and the individual will always be the ultimate discussion issue of this kind of literary and artistic themes. Both "Artificial Intelligence" and "Me, Robot" have profound discussions on this issue.
In fact, the problem is that on the one hand, human beings are unwilling to succumb to the limitations of their own capabilities, but on the other hand, they are full of distrust of the robots they have created, fearing that they will challenge the absolute authority of human beings.
Imagine if the robots created by humans far exceed the capabilities of humans, both intellectually and physically, then the free will of the robots becomes a tool to determine the destiny of mankind. At that time, the creator is likely to become a enslaved person.
Whether it is a transformed half-dead or a purely creative robot in the movie, their will is not grown out of thin air. Although this is a bit vague on Ava's robot, her neural circuit is still copied from the nerves of the dead human, Ava.
God breathed into the soil and made Adam a soulful and thoughtful person. So what did Vincent do to make Ava have self-consciousness? This problem did not give the film, left to their own brain make it ~
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1. It didn't take long for the created Ava to fall in love with her creator, why?
Think about it carefully
. 2. If humans start to have a robot that is in love with themselves and is stronger than humans in all aspects, I think no one will fall in love with humans in the future, and in the future, humans may be Extinct.
3. Like the politician in the movie said, No tits.
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