Humans have created robots with their wisdom and made them serve human beings, but people never thought that robots would also evolve and have ideas, and then they would not serve human beings. In this film, robots are integrated into our society, people accept them, and three laws are also stipulated to regulate the relationship between humans and robots, which is a response to fear that robots will harm humans. Since people regard robots as part of their lives, machines are machines after all. They can only serve human beings. They cannot have their own thoughts. This is very unfair, but such designers must. But who can stop the machine's own plan, yes, it can't be cleaned up in the end, and humans are threatened... The selection of this film is very old, and the subtle contradiction between robots and humans has long been raised. In the film , Humans are definitely the final winner, but if we are around, it is hard to say who is the winner. I feel that as long as we have fair laws and live in peace with any food, not just asking for it, even though you made it, if you want to avoid trouble later on, make the right choice at the very beginning. The power of human beings is great, but the power of things created by human beings with wisdom is even greater! 2010/7/24 19:53
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