The award winning Danish director, Jeppe Rønde has invited 10 of the world's foremost scientists - and a single robot. - to zoom out at intergalactic distance and rethink our relationship ...
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Title: Almost Human (2019)
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The award winning Danish director, Jeppe Rønde has invited 10 of the world's foremost scientists - and a single robot. - to zoom out at intergalactic distance and rethink our relationship with technology and investigate in microcosmic detail its dilemmas. The world-renowned comedian, actor, writer, presenter and activist, Stephen Fry has put his iconic voice to Rønde's visionary essay, and speaks to all of mankind while the film hauntingly leads us through our own history - as well as the history of technology itself. Philosophers, anthropologists, archaeologists and physicists demonstrate in each their thought experiment that our relationship with technology is as much about our relationship with ourselves.
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The show is kind of a documentary, using human mistakes as a reason why A.I must be created and embodied to become the second to human kind. I watched it till the end while trying to understand the point between the accusations and allegations torrenting upon my head and feeling like standing in the witness box. It almost felt like Agent Smith was telling me that we, the human kind are a virus and they (the A.I) are the cure. So I'll insist the debate was flawed and blunt from a psychological point. I enjoyed every single second of it to the ending credits.