This one is very good beyond the first one, which makes me understand why the second one can have such a high rating. The fact that the villain becomes a good person is a symbol of the director's leap.
It discusses the relationship between humans and machines very well. From the previous part, artificial intelligence will be misused like nuclear technology, and artificial intelligence cannot be unplugged. All these have become part of the second part. Motivation, I think that although this suspicion came into being due to the market, the suspicion is not unreasonable and has a certain meaning. This kind of stuff is really easy to believe (and I did), and it's probably a stigma of technology.
But then again, if you melt the chip, there will be no results. History has come to this point, and it will be invented by Li Si after a period of time after Zhang San invented it. The wheels of history are rolling, and the wave of technology has been beaten. It seems that the prevention of micro-duplication has gradually become something of little significance. I think smart people still need to stand up in history, just like Papanek. The contradiction of consumerism, stand up no matter whether it is too late or in the process, let it return to the main road of assisting human beings, enhancing human intelligence, improving human life, and preventing the alienation of technology. If there are any shortcomings in the film, I think the heroine's narration reduces the artistry of the film, which is a bit superfluous.
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