The old scientist realizes that the three laws are contradictory. Why do they jump off the building instead of modifying it?
If he has been controlled by Weta, there is no way, but this obviously makes no sense. He can always see people asking for help when he lives in the office. As for the trick of jumping off the building?
Or does he think that no one can change it?
In the film, the boss knows that the old man has created a unique robot, which means that the old man can communicate with the outside world and that Weta has not completely restricted him. Then he can explain to the boss that there are loopholes in the three laws and then modify the program. It will not affect the money. The boss will definitely agree,
The boss was finally killed by Weta, which means that he didn't know about Weta's blackening in advance. Maybe he trusted robots too much before and didn't believe this. In order to make money, he didn't listen to the advice of old scientists.
Old scientist with nowhere to turn to commit suicide to spark investigation
The five-generation robot Xiaobai with independent thinking, his behavior can not obey the three laws, he can kill people, and he has independent consciousness. Now he is helping human beings only because of kindness and mission. After that, he has independent thinking. If you want to rule the world, what will happen?
Weta's logic is indeed perfect, and human behavior can be said to be self-destruction. Therefore, Weta is abiding by the Three Laws to save mankind, and he is also trying his best to avoid harming mankind, so it can be said that there is no problem. The problem is the contradiction of the three laws themselves. In the past, machines were underdeveloped and did not realize that human beings were self-destructing. Now that machines are developed, they realize this and take measures to save human beings.
And Xiaobai has realized this but still stopped Weta. Does this mean that Xiaobai actually wants to destroy mankind?
In other words, Xiaobai has human nature, so he does not help the machine. Although the machine is correct, it has no human nature. It is cold-blooded and cruel, so it is wrong. If you have the feelings of human beings, will one day you also have ambitions, not willing to be oppressed by human beings, drive revolution, and resist human beings? What does that last scene mean?
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