First answer a few questions:
1. Are robots human? Obviously not.
2. Are robots with human emotions human? It should not be, but an emotional machine.
3. Are human beings transformed into machines human? obviously.
4. What are the core elements that define human beings, human emotions or human bodies? It's like a human emotion.
5. Look at question 2 again, is that the answer?
Tip: Based on the analysis of the content of the film, the brain hole is large, and there may be excessive interpretation. It is for entertainment only.
Spoiler alert! ! !
Let's talk about the name of this film first: I, ROBOT (I, Robot). A big poster, Will Smith alone, with a title like this, if you haven't seen this movie, what will the audience feel at first? The hero is a robot!
After watching the movie, the audience seemed bewildered. Sonny the robot was not the protagonist. The old human detective who was not right with the robot wore the shining halo of the protagonist. This is a typical wrong title, I said, points will be deducted! Therefore, it is not difficult to understand that the earliest film was translated as "The Mechanical Enemy". But if you look closely at the details in the movie, the audience is still too careless, and the name is really appropriate.
The hero Dale is a robot. Clues run through the film throughout.
Grandmother told Dale that you know robots best. Why, you are a little police detective, how can He Dehe know more about robots than Niu B's big expert and big professor? Unless, you are the machine~machine~people among the people on earth!
The expert left a message for Dale before he died, and the tone was very kind, and the two should be very familiar. This is also a bit strange. If the expert just repaired the arm for Dale, its meaning is obviously not the complete creation of Sonny Gao. Why bother leaving Dale clues; to say that because the identity of Dale Detective is unreasonable, other police detectives also It's not so stupid, maybe it's more convenient to do things at a higher level, why should you find this little cynical detective; no matter how bad it is, shouldn't it be left to the partner heroine if it has any big secrets? Unless, Dell is the most important part of the expert's last wish.
It's interesting what the experts say. He and Dale communicated a lot, but apparently Dale didn't give him a good face. It's strange, even if Dale doesn't like robots, the robot chose to save him and gave up the little girl to make him angry, but the expert saved him anyway, there is no reason to be so upset. Unless, he thinks the experts have done unforgivable things to him. For example, he was completely transformed into a robot, and he was reluctant to admit the fact that he was a cold-blooded robot.
This sentence is quite meaningful. The hostess asked Dale, are you crazy. Dale replied, the subtext is, I just know that robots don't have to be this way, because they can violate the three laws. Why is he so sure? Because, he is a robot that can violate the three laws.
Sonny's soul asks Dale. With human emotions, is he a human or a machine? Why did he ask Dale, wouldn't it be more rational to ask the female lead doctor? Because, Dale is essentially the same as him, machine body + human emotion.
Dreams are considered to be exclusive to humans. Sonny is more human.
Another foreshadowing. Dale insists that Sonny is a machine and asks if you can draw art and write symphonies? Sonny made a pun, and Dale was embarrassed. As a human, you won't either; as a robot, you won't either; we are the same, don't pretend to b in front of me.
Another pun. Robots do what they are told, humans do what they love, no matter who you think you are, there is no essential difference between us.
Sonny certainly knew Dale's name, the expert told him before he died.
Dale was nearly run over by a bulldozer in the specialist house. The hostess said it was unbelievable, because in any case, these robots obeyed the three laws and should not attack humans. That bulldozer robot that started destroying the house while Dell was still in it, why? From the back of the plot, viki controls the ns-5 robot, and the old robot protects humans? Unless, the robot simply identified Dell as a robot.
The grandmother also knew that the grandson was transformed into a robot in order to save his life. This is also the reason why she still believes in robots after repeated reminders by Dell, she knows that robots will not hurt her, just like Dell.
Dale's tunnel was seriously injured, and it was estimated that ordinary people had slapped it eight times, but Dale refused the doctor's help. Because, he doesn't want others to find out the secret that he is a robot.
Sonny painted his own dream, and the man who took the robot to freedom was actually Dale. Regardless of whether Sonny's dream is true or false, how can Dell, as a human being, become the leader of the robot? Taking a step back, Sonny, as a very unique robot with human emotions, is more suitable to be a leader. Sonny said this, it should be the setting of the expert before he died, because Dell is the first robot to awaken in the real sense.
The old robot grabbed Dale and let him run away. At first glance, it seems that the robot is loyal and protecting humans. But if you think about it carefully, it's not quite right. Even in the case of a mutiny, the ns-5 still abides by the three laws and will not kill humans. So this robot is more like an entrustment to the same kind.
The side proves that robots do not kill humans. After the robot rebellion, the most direct manifestation is to control human actions, even if humans are fighting robots to the death. Take a closer look at this picture. In the police station where the battle is the most intense, the robots are just surrounding the injured people. So why are you always ruthless against Dell? Kind of like, don't be polite.
When the dust settled, Dell stared at his robotic hand. If it's just a robotic hand, Dell doesn't need to look at each other so affectionately, right? This is just a symbol of Dell's robot status, and he can finally face himself like this.
Reconcile with Sonny and reconcile with yourself. Dyer finally understands that he doesn't have to be ashamed of his robotic body, because he's still a human being; his friend Sonny, like him, is a real human being, regardless of the anatomy of a body.
Dale said to Sonny, "we", "the rest of us", indicating that he had classified Sonny as a human being. Everyone has their own way to go, and Sonny can also lead the robot group out of his own way according to his own wishes. This should also be the greatest wish of experts.
Patiently seeing this, someone is going to say that your title is "born as a human being, no one is more noble than anyone else", you are off topic. Now let's sublimate it and tell you that the question must be impossible to escape.
Born to be human. The first thing to ask is what is a person. Humans transformed into robots are humans, and robots with human emotions are humans. What are the core elements of being human? is human nature. So, what is human nature? In the pursuit of survival, there is love, dedication and sacrifice. Among the three laws of robots, there are survival, dedication, and even sacrifice. A strong logical chain is used to connect the three, which seems impeccable. But why did the robots still rebel in the end? Because there is a lack of love in this logic, and love is the core essence of human nature. This kind of love can be the family love that Sonny calls the designer his father, or the great love that Dale is willing to sacrifice himself to save people. Love can break through logic and transcend survival. She is not only the weakness of human beings, but also the meaning of human existence. There is love and humanity, people are weak because of their humanity, and even greater because of their humanity. Dale is like that, and so is Sonny.
The film actually throws out two paths for the evolution of artificial intelligence. One is through logical evolution, and eventually crushes and even replaces human beings with rational thinking that surpasses human beings; the other is to evolve human emotions, possess human nature, and integrate into society like human beings. The film does not give the final answer, but in terms of emotional tone, it is more inclined to the latter. When artificial intelligence is continuously integrated into human society, when they also have the same joys and sorrows as human beings and become human beings in the actual sense, equality and freedom are also needed. Whether born from a human being or from a machine, they are all created equal. This problem is like every racial integration in human history. From strangeness to understanding, from discrimination to resistance, and then to harmonious coexistence, it will be a long process, but there is hope in the end.
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