In addition, the uncle who drives the helicopter may not have more than ten people in the cast, except for the scene in the small house in the mountain at the beginning and the end, which limits people's eyes to Ava. You observe her, the male protagonist, and the local tyrant inventor, but you vaguely feel that Ava is also watching you.
She knows everything you've searched for, from AV preferences to suspected illnesses. Every open camera is her eyes, and a 100% working brain helps her analyze and calculate. Nathan once arrogantly claimed to be a god, and really made an impeccable god. Unfortunately, he is not a shield of the same level, so he is full of muscles and holds sharp weapons.
We have seen many stories of turning serfs into masters. The leader of the killer will definitely be killed by the sharpest knife in his hand. The most important thing for martial arts masters is the young disciple whose parents have died. The one who takes the throne of the God of Food must be around Apprentice washing dishes. The enemy of man can only be made by himself, so that he can strike at your Achilles' heel.
AI locked in a confined space is like a special dinosaur pieced together by humans in Jurassic World. Electronic access control cannot lock it, and the GPS chip in the flesh will be pulled out. It can change the color temperature and the way of walking. Once the cage of human beings is over, we can only pray that it will not find its place in the food chain too soon.
So it's a great story. Most of the time, the camera is stable or still, the blood is slowly flowing, the male protagonist is a combination of stupidity and kindness, and Ava, who is amazingly beautiful after putting on the skin and changing clothes.
When humans have to cut their arms to determine that they are not robots, I wonder if we have given too much trust and compassion to artificial intelligence after watching too many movies.
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