Another film about people and AI, humans and robots, and artificial intelligence, have many mysteries in science that cannot be solved. Science and technology are becoming more and more advanced in continuous updating and iteration, and human beings are increasingly enjoying the convenience brought by science and technology. And the thinking between man and machine is also more and more, deeper and deeper.
In reality, Ke Jie once fought with AlphaGo's human-machine war, three battles and three losses, alphaGo won completely.
What is the "Turing Test"? The "Turing test" in the film is a famous experiment proposed by Turing to test whether a machine has human intelligence.
Simply put, let the tester and the subject talk, if the tester has never found out that the other party is a robot, then the robot has passed the test and is proved to have artificial intelligence.
Mechanical Hime
To put it bluntly, this is also a "man-machine war". In the process of hand-to-hand combat, people must strive to find the flaws of the machine, and the machine should make itself as much as possible like a person. This attack and defense, one back and one back, is more ambiguous and more interesting than the black and white game.
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The film's original title, Ex-Machina, comes from the Latin Deus Ex Machina, meaning "God from the Machine." Originating from a Greek tragedy, the actor who plays the god will descend from the platform (machine) at the top of the stage to solve the problems in the play, and is later extended to the person who accidentally intervenes to turn the situation around.
The names of the film's three main characters are all linked to the Bible. Ava is from "Eva", the world's first woman to be born, and Nathan is a prophet by David's side. Caleb was a spy sent by Moses to the New World, and the spelling of the name matches the Hebrew word for "loyalty."
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In Director Alex Garland's 2014 film Mechanical Hime, Isaac plays a mysterious billionaire and Gleason plays Caleb (Domnar Gleason), a programmer at his company who is invited to spend the weekend at his boss's villa for winning one of the company's lucky prizes.
Tucked away in the woods, this villa is actually a high-tech research institute. There, Gleason is introduced to an artificial intelligence robot named "Ava" (played by Elysica Vikander), whose real purpose is to perform a "Turing test" against Eva, during which both Isaac and Eva develop a "crush" for each other, which also causes the final tragedy of the story. ......
Eva never loved Gurry, never. She doesn't even know what "love" is, but is simply imitating the movement of love. She exploits the weakness of human emotions to make the single otaku fall in love with herself and become a tool to help her escape. What is even more bizarre is that she also deceived everyone in this way, and finally passed the "Turing test", which is undisputed and extremely cruel. Since then, she has entered human society and become a "person" without weakness.
She can say "love you" on her lips and "love you" on her face, but her heart is like water and empty. This is the truth of the film "Mechanical Ji". What a terrible thing it would be if the machine had a high IQ and no emotion. God created the world in 7 days, and there is a human world; Ava's "adult" only takes 7 days, but I don't know if the world after that will be as stable as it is today.
When the machine breaks through the physiological limits of human beings, this is not terrible, in the end it is nothing more than becoming a tool for human use; and this time, the machine has to challenge the limits of human intelligence, and once successful, it is a question of who will dominate whom in the future.
When humans face machines, they originally have two senses of superiority: intelligence and emotion. Today, "intelligence" is lost, and only "emotion" remains. A machine with higher intelligence than humans but no emotion is the most terrifying.
Advanced science and technology are really full of magic, but it is indeed more frightening in terms of robots surpassing human intelligence, and whether the progress of science and technology is beneficial or harmful really needs to be pondered. The connotation expressed in "Mechanical Ji" is also a problem that people care about in reality, and it is a movie worth watching.
Nathan said: "One day, artificial intelligence will look back at us, just like we look back at the fossils of the African plains."
In the film, he almost made a perfect start. In reality, we need time to wait for the final answer.