After reading it, I immediately googled the "Turing test", as follows:
"The Turing test is that the tester is separated from the testee (a person and a machine) through some devices (such as a keyboard) to the testee. The tester asks questions at will. After asking some questions, if the tester cannot confirm which 30% of the responses of the testee are human and which is the answer of the machine, then the machine has passed the test and is considered to have human intelligence. Currently , no machine has yet passed the Turing test." Kind of like a "double-blind test".
Baidu also googled the "Three Principles of Robots", as follows:
Article 1: Robots must not harm humans.
Article 2: Robots must obey orders from humans, unless this order contradicts the first.
Item 3: Robots must protect themselves, unless such protection contradicts the above two items.
The Three Laws of Robotics:
1.A robot may not injure a human being, or, through inaction.
2.A robot must obey the orders given it by human beings except where such orders would conflict with the First Law.
3.A robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the First or Second Law.
Later, someone added a few points, and the principle of perfection was added as follows:
Article 4: No matter what the situation is. Humans are humanoids that can talk, walk, and swing limbs inhabited by the earth.
Article 5: Accepted orders can only accept reasonable and legal orders. Do not accept orders to harm humans and all kinds of destruction of human systems. Such as murder, arson, robbery, the formation of robot troops and so on.
Article 6: Do not accept instructions from criminals (whether robot criminals or human criminals). The criminal attempts to force the robot to accept it. Can perform self-defense or assist in police arrests.
In the near future, if a machine passes the Turing test, can it be considered that the machine has the same independent personality as a human? Does the robotics principle still apply?
The movie tells us that when a machine has the ability to think, it is no longer a machine but a human being. When humans want to turn it back into a machine, the principle of robotics is invalid.
In other words, the concept of the movie is very good, and the picture is also very good. The small problem is that the heroine is actually Orz wearing underwear when she dances.
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