The focus of the film is on the discussion of human nature, or in other words, is AI really human? The male protagonist played with the robot from the beginning, then was teased and played by the robot, and finally died in the hands of the robot.
I think the biggest difference between humans and artificial intelligence is not intelligence, but emotion. What if AI really has the ability to communicate with people on the same level, and even has its own thinking, but has no feelings? Just like the male protagonist in the film, he clearly knew that the other party was an AI, but he couldn't help but feel emotional, and even had a feverish mind to save her, but in the end he found that he was just being used. When Eva left, facing the person who rescued her, not to mention turning back, even a glance was unnecessary. Because her actions and her words are calculated and purposeful. Once the purpose is achieved, the user will no longer have value, and she has no feelings at all. Seriously terrified.
Nathan created the top AI, and finally died in the hands of Eva. In fact, I don't understand what is the purpose of his research on AI? How can we really create AI that can think like a human? What's the point of living alone in a mansion, and then building a bunch of AI with sexual functions?
In the plot, I can't help but complain about the concept of winning the jackpot. What company's grand prize is to spend a week in a villa with a same-sex boss? ! It's so creepy! It's better not to be right!
Finally, Alicia Vikander, very attractive! I didn't think she was so good-looking before, but at least she was really charming in this movie! Especially the eyes!
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