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• AI gadget in movie.?

  simonponting67 > January 28th, 2024, 09:12 AM

  hey.. just wondering according to recent times what could be latest ai gadget to be used and show in movies/shows.?
  but criteria is that it should be real and convincing for audience.

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  Boomstick > January 28th, 2024, 06:02 PM

  We're probably about 40 years behind the times with actual AI technology. I mean, we could probably make a Knight Rider car, more or less, these days!

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  Alvin Eriol > January 28th, 2024, 09:40 PM

  So far as the subject of AI in sci-fi movies is concerned, I guess I still have soft spot for the 1974 film Dark Star, an originally student project upgraded to a theatrical film, John Carpenter's first outing as a director. It features "smart bombs" that are capable of having philosophical debates on metaphysics and the meaning of life, and must be coaxed into returning to their bays if armed by some sort of false alarm. Being fired at a target and exploding being the culmination of their lives' purpose (a kind of achieving Nirvana, if you will), they anticipate the opportunity eagerly, and get angsty and argumentative when they're denied an opportunity.

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  august > January 29th, 2024, 09:56 AM

  The targeted ads in Minority Report and the acquisition of personal info has certainly become real. Also the cgi virtual recreation of reality, at least to look at....

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  simonponting67 > February 3rd, 2024, 08:20 AM

  (January 28th, 2024, 06:02 PM)Boomstick Wrote: We're probably about 40 years behind the times with actual AI technology. I mean, we could probably make a Knight Rider car, more or less, these days!

  
  somewhat agreed but lets make a deal on 25 years rather than 40? hahahah
  

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  (January 28th, 2024, 09:40 PM)Alvin Eriol Wrote: So far as the subject of AI in sci-fi movies is concerned, I guess I still have soft spot for the 1974 film Dark Star, an originally student project upgraded to a theatrical film, John Carpenter's first outing as a director. It features "smart bombs" that are capable of having philosophical debates on metaphysics and the meaning of life, and must be coaxed into returning to their bays if armed by some sort of false alarm. Being fired at a target and exploding being the culmination of their lives' purpose (a kind of achieving Nirvana, if you will), they anticipate the opportunity eagerly, and get angsty and argumentative when they're denied an opportunity.

  
  Dark Star got soft corner in majority cinematic fans heart.. the anticipation u mentioned was real and still gives chills to many.!

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  Michael > February 3rd, 2024, 12:52 PM

  Any intelligent robot/android would count as an AI gadget. But there was a movie a few years ago with Joaquin Phoenix and Scarlette Johannson called Her where he was a lonely writer who developed a relationship with an AI persona. I've only watched it once. Never wanted to watch it again.

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  august > February 3rd, 2024, 02:07 PM

  Raj even thought he was developing a relationship with his Siri device on Big Bang.
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