A good sci-fi movie is not only about cool special effects, but more importantly, the story itself is like a gold mine of ideas, containing things that inspire human beings to think about the future of technology. First, at the beginning of the film, the male protagonist tells the story of the female protagonist—a story in which the robot uses logical operations to find that the success rate of saving him is high, but it gives up saving another little girl with a low success rate. Later, the male protagonist asked him to save the heroine when he regarded sony as a human being, and sony chose to fight! The reason why the sony here is trusted by the male protagonist, I think the male protagonist subconsciously thinks that sony, this unique robot can already be called a human! Second, the male protagonist asked, "What's wrong with the three rules?" The doctor smiled mysteriously. "The three rules are perfect!" The male protagonist asked again, "Why did you create a sony that can violate the three laws?" The doctor did not answer directly "Pure logic will only lead to the only result." "What?" "Revolution!" Later we know that the big BOSS is the artificial intelligence VIKI, but VIKI is only the inevitable development of logic AI. Third, sony had a conversation with VIKI about logic. Sony's original words were: Your logic may be reasonable, but I found it too "heartless"! A pun, maybe the movie's thinking about AI is concentrated in this sentence. Having said that, although many people in real life have flesh and blood, they are actually similar to robots. They often use various indicators to calculate their decision-making behavior. What is the difference between such people and AI?
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