[HN Gopher] Ask HN: Interesting movies that explore AI?
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       Ask HN: Interesting movies that explore AI?
        
       Curious to hear of any movies you've seen that explore AI concepts?
       Fiction or non-fiction, it's interesting to think about potential
       future ideas that may not be possible today. Some I have enjoyed:
       Her (2013) https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1798709/  Transcendence
       (2014) https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2209764/  Ex Machina (2014)
       https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0470752/
        
       Author : cloudking
       Score  : 17 points
       Date   : 2022-12-11 19:39 UTC (3 hours ago)
        
       | Buttons840 wrote:
       | her
       | 
       | The film is called "her", it's such a small title I feel I should
       | make that explicit.
       | 
       | I haven't actually seen the movie, and it looks like it might be
       | a little cringe worthy (it has good reviews though), but from
       | what I've seen and heard of the film it seems quite prophetic.
       | Especially given what we've seen from ChatGTP lately. There was a
       | post of ChatGTP acting as a therapist of-sorts, and it was
       | surprisingly good at it, and the prospect of falling in love with
       | computer personalities seems likely.
       | 
       | The film also appears to highlight the problems of modern society
       | and how it is difficult to maintain real human connections.
       | 
       | The film is also unique because it looks at what happens if we
       | achieve strong AI, and we control it and everything goes well and
       | as expected. That might sounds like a boring utopia at first, but
       | the truth is there's lot of problems society will face even if
       | the machines don't try to destroy us.
        
       | humanistbot wrote:
       | I like to think of Terry Gilliam's Brazil (1985,
       | https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0088846/) as an AI film. The semi-
       | automated steam-powered analog bureaucracy that everyone has to
       | implicitly trust is an artificial intelligence that fails for the
       | same reasons many AI systems fail.
        
       | matt2019 wrote:
       | The new Pinocchio! Admittedly watched it with AI on the brain,
       | but if you think about it Pinocchio is an Artificial Intelligence
       | with a lying problem, much like GPT. The whole story then
       | explores his journey to become more like a real boy.
        
       | Onawa wrote:
       | I recommend the movie 'Her'. It's a bit whimsical and weird, but
       | I always go back and watch it every few years.
        
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       | barbariangrunge wrote:
       | Ghost in the shell is a classic.
       | 
       | Generally, I'm not sure Hollywood is up to the task however with
       | all the nuance involved.
       | 
       | Most resort to a "the ai is a person" model, but that's a
       | dangerous idea because there is no evidence there any sentience
       | -- just the simulation of it. As humans become empathetic towards
       | machines that have no internal experience, we will begin getting
       | manipulated in some really scary ways over the next century
        
       | MilnerRoute wrote:
       | Minority Report? Not so much the technology, but some of the
       | issues that may come up...
        
       | kqr2 wrote:
       | Colossus: The Forbin Project : https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0064177
       | 
       | War Games: https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0086567
        
       | mwlp wrote:
       | Chappie, Tron Legacy. For anime, there's Vivy: Fluorite Eye's
       | Song.
        
       | ashishmax31 wrote:
       | Ex machina
        
       | knaik94 wrote:
       | Ghost in the Shell (1995) 7.9/10 IMDb 95% Rotten Tomatoes 4/5
       | Letterboxd
       | 
       | Amazing how much it was able to get right while coming out in the
       | same year consumer did, and the philosophical questions it asked
       | continue to be relevant. I rewatch it every year. It's available
       | for free with ads on Youtube, in Japanese with subtitles, which
       | is the recommended language to watch in. There have been many
       | analysis written online that I recommend reading into after
       | finishing the movie. It's a little slow and gives the viewer time
       | to think. There's a independent show with the same characters
       | that is sort related but not a sequel in any way. The 2017 remake
       | is not a good reflection of the story nor does it stick to the
       | original story in any way.
       | 
       | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iHil4Y4r3Wk
       | 
       | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghost_in_the_Shell_(1995_film)
        
         | pizza wrote:
         | +1 - phenomenal vibe (and franchise). I would recommend Ghost
         | in the Shell 2: Innocence as well. Man, what a soundtrack.
        
       | pharmakom wrote:
       | Upgrade (it's not very good though)
        
       | fullshark wrote:
       | Computer Chess (2013) https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2007360/
        
       | cottonseed wrote:
       | 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)
        
       | boulos wrote:
       | A.I. Artificial Intelligence from 2001
       | (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/A.I._Artificial_Intelligence)
       | that was developed by Kubrick wasn't bad for the first two thirds
       | of the movie. The ending is pretty bad, and Wikipedia tells me my
       | bias (that Spielberg made it lame) is probably wrong.
        
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