Do You Trust This Computer?

A look into the future costs and benefits that current technological advancements may present. Though I will say there is a few authors/writers that seemed to be "fear-mongering" by exaggerating things; there is also a great deal of brilliant tech minds speaking straightforward.

Hello from the future!

Several guests predicted that within five years, AI would achieve autonomous learning and understanding.

"in three to five years, the AI technology will be able to autonomously learn, how to understand, and how to build understanding." So now in 2025, we can witness the AI domination in every aspect of life, the theories and predictions that were introduced in this movie were very accurate, and that's why this movie should have more recognition than it has.

The guests were industry leaders, carefully chosen for their expertise, which gave more creditability to the movie.

However, many shots could have been removed during editing. Perhaps they aimed to achieve a runtime of more than ninety minutes by including them.

A very well thought out and thought provoking documentary.

What is crazy about this documentary is, it is not sci-fi. It is not a view of the "technology of tomorrow" - it is the technology of today. The future is now.

Some of the brightest minds and leading researchers weigh in with examples of the impact AI is already having on our lives. How AI has helped shape global politics based on massive demographic analytics. How neural-nets we create, produce completely unexpected {and unforeseen} results. And much more...

I found it absolutely fascinating in a terrifying way. It achieves its purpose in highlighting the absolute necessity of a global body to monitor and provide regulatory requirements of AI - before some dude drinking a Red Bull flips a switch to "just test it out"...

Must watch - well done. 10/10

I won't be writing a very long and informative review - the quality of this documentary is mostly attested by the people appearing in it, I found it through Elon Musk's Twitter... But it is eye-opening to the extent that it makes you realize how much technology has changed our lives over the last several decades and how much more it will change still in the coming decades. I don't want to be a fearmonger, but I was genuinely afraid and understood why the amish do what they do for a moment.

It was devil's work to put fire on water and have steam ships. Yet most people were wise enough to enjoy the speed and the regular schedule over the concerns of the ones getting rich on fear.

In other time, other part of the world and people were destroying the machines because somehow people will suffer less from cold if there is less clothing.

More recently because Westerners are way too fat to reach their expectations of immortality, the rest of the World should go hungry.

Finally, this is about the sins of AI. Sad, disgusting, uninspired. If only the arguments were a little original. Muslims are said to have about the same proprieties. Before that were the Jews. Or maybe the Roma.