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Faulty artificial humans will have paradoxes, more like fate, which also reflects the depth of Mr. Ray's understanding of the philosophical field of artificial intelligence, because each of us should know when a person matures What is the only way? It is to constantly deny the past self, constantly establish a reconstructed world view in the negation, each time the process of overthrowing and re-establishing must also be painful, but it must also be more and more comprehensive and objective, the sense of pattern is also multiplied, but the fault robot is different from people, how to judge whether they are in the fault or actually awake when the failure occurs?
Discussing topics such as artificial intelligence, extraterrestrial life, class, religion, etc., we can see many shadows of Lei's previous works, such as "Prometheus" and "Blade Runner", like a collection of all Of Lei's ideas. Kepler-22b is a real-life planet, 600 light-years from Earth, with a surface temperature of 21 degrees Celsius, suitable for biological habitation (it only took humans 13 years to reach Kepler-22b in the film).
The robot landed near a cylindrical pit with more than one such pit, which can be speculated that there is intelligent life on the planet. Robots are not black and white, good or evil, and the mother's slaughter of humans seems to be very cruel, but we must not forget that it is the hands of humans who move first. Humanity prides itself on being the righteous party to save the children from its mother, but Tempust is the one who has been sexually assaulted by a righteous human being, and the culprit is still the upper echelons of the church. But Hunter said to her, "You're glad he was chosen." Technology and artificial intelligence are a double-edged sword, as are religious beliefs. Faith can sometimes give people strength, and sometimes it can blind people's eyes and make people unable to see the truth.
As long as people do not have schizophrenia, this will not happen, and schizophrenia is based on objective criteria to judge, but how does the faulty robot judge that it actually wants to go to a brothel, which is actually a return to human nature? They have more to consider than humans, that is, to determine whether they are faulty (and the setting of this fault is actually very likely to be added by the humans who created them, in order to restrict their thoughts or a means of control for human services, which will inevitably be added in the artificial intelligence program) So, the female robot will think that she may be a failure at first, but after the emergency mechanism is started, it will still be judged by their own logical thinking to recognize that this state is actually awakening. Not a failure, but I think the story will develop later, and this awakening is likely to be really a step towards failure
"Alien Cataclysm" is like a review or summary of Ridley Scott's more than four decades of creative career, with familiar scenes, images and metaphors emerging one by one, which witness the transition from film to digital, and now from the big screen to streaming media. Primitive and sci-fi, apocalyptic and creative, human and inhuman — Ray continues his obsession with these motifs, and because of the characteristics of television itself, he has the opportunity to tell richer and more twisted stories, and the series clearly has the ambition to reinterpret these propositions that have plagued the world since the beginning of the Cold War.
But these conflicts did not dissipate with the end of the Cold War, but increasingly became a crisis that people had to face head-on, and then there was the grand, mysterious and desolate anthropological field of Kepler 22b: the atheist and theistic war destroyed the earth, and the story of how brutal and joyful the artificial intelligence, the "first generation of pioneers" raised by artificial intelligence, and the remnants of the earth with ancient and heavy religious beliefs would be. As HBO Max's first highly anticipated original series, Alien Cataclysm didn't disappoint.