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Somehow this is playing for one night here in Greenville, SC. I'm pretty pumped because we barely ever get limited releases.
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Also saw this last night and I loved it. Everything clicked with me. The two guys were great and very natural and I completely bought in to Ava. I liked that the movie was not, "We made AI!" but more about, "How do we know if we made AI?" Even at the end of the movie I wasn't sure if Ava was truly AI. You could argue that the way she escaped showed a lack of empathy (maybe that's why her creator said that the next model would be a real breakthrough), or you could argue that her willingness to do whatever it took to survive was extremely human. All of the Ava session scenes were incredibly engaging. When she puts on her outfit the first time and says that's what she would wear on their date...it seemed so sweet at the time and so manipulative in retrospect. Go see this movie.
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Apr 24, 2015 11:45
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Kull the Conqueror posted:On the narrative's terms, she is AI, because she passed the Turing test. Caleb genuinely believed she loved him and was more than a computer. I mostly agree with this, but it feels like another theme in the movie was the two guys questioning whether or not their methods for testing Ava were adequate in the first place (the chess problem). The creator also mentioned something about the next model being the bigger breakthrough, implying that Ava was not the finished product.
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