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Jen X posted:I dislike how little actually happened here, tbh. ?? Every single arc so far has been: Episode one, setup the situation Episode two, resolve the situation. The overall format for this one is no different than the orbital hotel pair of episodes.
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Raenir Salazar posted:
Correct. However, they are humming it in a minor key rather than the major key it was written in by Vivy. Stuff written in a minor key usually sounds more ominous or foreboding. You'll hear it frequently in soundtracks for horror movies.
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Paracelsus posted:This show was brought to you by the Issac Asimov Institute for Always Implementing the Three Rules. Issac Asimov himself has like a dozen stories about how his three rules fail to prevent catastrophic misalignment of AI and human values. They are really not a good solution to AI safety.
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In the end the show's themes were kind of a mess and all over the place. The things setup, like Vivy having to sing to stop the Archive, don't even pay off, since as far as I can tell, her singing had zero impact on what the Archive was doing. From the previous timeline we are told that the Archive would reconsider its entire strategy if she is able to come out and sing, she does so, and... the Archive doesn't react at all? What was the point? Was her goal to make the world happy with her singing? Because she failed at that since millions of people died by AI's singing her song and her singing didn't even do anything to stop it? Was her goal to stop the AI uprising? Because she didn't do that either. Aside from her info dump everyone before she goes off and sings pointlessly to an empty stage, other people are all the ones who ultimately stopped the Archive using a virus not developed by her at all. Honestly, it's a real mess and I had a feeling it was going to flop it's conclusion here.
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