How terrible is artificial intelligence? These 20 movies will show you

The world of the future is full of wonderful technologies, but the artificial intelligence created by humans has also developed to a certain level and may even become the dominant force. So how terrible will the artificial intelligence in the future world be? The editor has listed 20 movies to let you know.

1. Alphaville

Alpha City is a future city with "silence, logic, safety, and caution" as its living coordinates. People have dull expressions and their life and thinking are strictly controlled. People are completely ruled by a super-brain computer called "Alpha 60". The designer of all this is Dr. Von Braun, who was exiled from New York...

2. Ex Machina

A mysterious billionaire, Nathan (Oscar Isaac), invites Caleb (Domhnall Gleeson), a programmer from his company who won a lucky prize, to spend a week at his villa. The villa is hidden in the woods and is actually a high-tech research institute. There, Gleeson is introduced to an artificial intelligence robot named "Ava" (Alicia Vikander). It turns out that the real purpose of his invitation here is to conduct a "Turing test" on Eva. Unexpectedly, this "Ava"...

3. Terminator series (1-5)

In 2029, the Earth, which had been destroyed by nuclear weapons, was ruled by the computer "Skynet", and humans were almost wiped out. The remaining humans, led by leader John Connor, fought bravely against Skynet and reversed the situation. In order to change all this, "Skynet" created a time reversal device and sent the Terminator humanoid robot T-800 back to 1984 to kill John's mother Sarah Connor to prevent John from being born. John discovered this conspiracy and captured the laboratory. Soldier Kyle Reese volunteered to go back to 1984 through the time channel to protect Sarah... After watching Terminator 1, I wanted to watch Terminator 2; after watching Terminator 2, I wanted to watch Terminator 3... So there was Terminator 5 last year...

4. I, Robot

In the year 2035 AD, humans and robots live in harmony. As the best production tools and human partners, intelligent robots are gradually penetrating into all areas of human life. Due to the restrictions of the "three laws" of robots, humans are full of trust in robots, and many robots have even become family members.

However, when humans make robots, they usually follow the so-called "three safety laws of robots" to design and control them. However, as the investigation deepened, people found that robots seemed to have learned to think for themselves and misinterpreted the "three safety laws of robots", believing that wars between humans would lead to human self-destruction. Out of the principle of "protecting humans", they wanted to imprison everyone at home, and the conflict between humans and robots began. Humans must start to rethink how to face robots, but whether robots or humans themselves are trustworthy is a thought-provoking question.

5. Artificial Intelligence

Giving robots emotions is the most controversial and the last thing that has not been done in the development of robots. Usually robots are seen as extremely complex devices and people think they cannot have emotions. However, many parents have lost their children, and the need of the times has greatly increased this possibility. Finally, Cybertronics Manufacturing has tackled this problem and created the first robot with emotions.

In the end, neither humans nor machines can accept him. David has only one companion, Teddy the Robot, his super toy teddy bear, who is also his protector. David begins his journey to find a place that truly belongs to him. He finds that in that world, the gap between robots and machines is so huge, yet so fragile. He wants to find himself, explore human nature, and become a real person.

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