We Need to Talk About A.I. (2020)

• Year: 2020
• Released: 18 May 2020
• Country: New Zealand
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• IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7658158/
• Rotten Tomatoes: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/we_need_to_talk_about_a_i
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• Available in: 720p, 1080p,
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• Genre: Documentary, Sci-Fi
• Runtime: 86 min
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• Director: Leanne Pooley
• Cast: James Cameron, Keir Dullea, Max Tegmark
• Keywords: artificial intelligence, woman director,

6.5/10

We Need to Talk About A.I. Storyline

Acclaimed filmmaker Leanne Pooley directs this insightful documentary examining the future of artificial intelligence and the impact it will have on our world. As computers continue to evolve at an ever-greater speed, soon they will have the capacity to design and program themselves. Without the help of humans, the next generation of computers will create new and smarter A.I. at an exponential pace. What will these technological developments mean for the future of mankind?—GFC Films

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We Need to Talk About A.I. Movie Reviews

Inconsistent, Misleading & Biased Messaging…

… from the world of A.I. as just about every possible scenario is forecast for its future use and application over every possible time scale – all through opinions, without too much evidence, from so called “geeks” and “nerds” who must have recently read Philosophy for Dummies.

Also doubles as a Terminator franchise promotion, because time travel is also likely to happen! Blade Runner would have been a far better reference for a lot of the discussions.

Interesting but uneven

There is a variety of interesting (if at times somewhat shallow) subjects covered in this film, with some of the greatest minds in the field offering their insights. Unfortunately, it is severely undercut by ridiculous narration more on par with a paranormal documentary on the Discovery channel. The Baby X part was particularly interesting, would love to see a doc on that.

Proper debate by proper insiders

I really liked this film. The people interviewed were nearly all insiders not just external commentators. And some really important people who know what they are talking about. That gives is real weight for me. And they were allowed to speak properly, not cut into little sound bites. Didn’t agree with some of what was said but hey – that’s the point of a discussion! Really good film. Well made and personally I loved the 2001 theme with the narrator. Clever!