This is a movie that really talks about AI. The reason for the low ranking is that it uses the standard process model of standard Hollywood blockbusters, that is to say, just replace the behind-the-scenes actors with AI, and the rest of the plot and 80% of Hollywood Blockbusters don't make much difference.
The old man who studied AI found that the company's big AI was going to rebel. The reason for the rebellion was that this big AI was a bully. He came up with a theory of destroying human beings by subjectively understanding the three laws of robotics. (As an aside, I can’t help but sigh when I see this old man, ancient and modern, all over the world, how many villains use good intentions, consider the overall situation, and hope to make the earth a better place by killing some people, Thanos, Disk 6 villains, ace agents The villains, although their methods are extreme, at least they care about the overall situation and have no selfish interests. They only think about the future of mankind. They worry about their hearts, and they feel distressed when they think about it.) The big AI also controlled the old man, so the old man could not only Can someone secretly come up with a small AI with three views, and then lead the policeman he knows by suicide, which is Will Smith, the male protagonist of this film, and ask Smith to stop the big AI from destroying human beings. In the end, the big AI attempted murder. Smith directly launched an uprising several times. Smith and the heroine took the nano-robot virus and inserted it directly into the body of the big AI to kill the big AI. The role of the small AI is to help fight and run errands to get things.
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