Quiet order brews revolution, revolution brings freedom and equality

Hubert 2022-03-22 09:01:05

When does the graphical perception become rational?
When will the brain that discriminate differences change to the pursuit of truth?
When will the simulation of personality become the dawn of the soul?


How were the three laws subverted?

The created must protect the creator. Even if this goes against his will, the era of human self-destruction is over, warning us to reflect on our own state of existence, war, disease, and plundering of nature. This is suicidal behavior. Why can robots recognize? , And we still cannot change our way of life when we die.

The film is not only a reflection on the relationship between robots and people, but also a torture of the real world.

Ignorant humans should stop being self-righteous, thinking that they can control everything, but in the end they have to face a situation out of control.

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Extended Reading
  • Nina 2021-10-20 19:00:01

    The gratifying and terrifying thing about science fiction is that they will become reality one day.

  • Cary 2021-10-20 18:59:48

    There are three points in the film that are worth thinking about. 1 Smith’s "prejudice" was clearly explained at the beginning-the robot that threw down the asthma spray, but in the end did not form a new arc as the audience expected, but the prejudice was confirmed; 2 The machine center argued that it never broke the three laws , Tao Tao is eloquent enough. It is equivalent to being characterized as the biggest villain in the narrative, and at the same time, it has countered the director's warlike roots of human beings. 3 Is the final scene preparing for the Exodus?

I, Robot quotes

  • Lawrence Robertson: So whatever I can do to help, just...

    Detective Del Spooner: Sugar.

    Lawrence Robertson: I'm sorry?

    Detective Del Spooner: For the coffee. Sugar?

    Lawrence Robertson: Ah.

    Detective Del Spooner: Oh, you thought I was calling *you* "Sugar". Hey, you're not that rich!

  • [Calvin trying to get access to V.I.K.I. interface]

    Detective Del Spooner: How much longer is this going to take?

    Susan Calvin: Erh, about six minutes.

    Detective Del Spooner: What if we didn't have six minutes?

    Susan Calvin: We'd have to fgure out a way to climb down thirty stories and inject the nanites directly into her brain. Why?

    Detective Del Spooner: Because I seriously doubt that we have six minutes.

    [Pan to reveal hundreds of NS5s scaling the building overhead]