Caleb, a programmer, was chosen by the company's boss, Nathan, to come to his far-flung home (actually a super-lab) to take part in a seven-day test to see if Ava, the female robot created by Nathan, had artificial intelligence. Caleb and Ava met and chatted every day, and the two quickly fell in love with each other. When Caleb knew that Ava was just one of the incomplete experiments of Nathan's AI development, Caleb decided to rescue Ava and the two escaped together
... After watching the trailer of Ex Machina, I knew the development of the story, and I expected various endings in advance, but it turned out to be the one I didn't want to see. It is really difficult to judge whether Ava is a successful artificial intelligence. She has thoughts and feelings, but her thoughts and feelings are different from those of human beings. The reason for the final result is that Ava is not human after all? Or is she expecting freedom (like a human being) because she has been confined to a small space by humans? The answer is up to you to decide for yourself.
Ex Machina, a movie worth watching!
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