Science fiction films about artificial intelligence that will take away the jobs of the future

Currently AI, or as they are commonly known, Artificial Intelligence, has more and more applications that would never have been thought of before. From animating an image, to creating entire movie scripts. That is why there is a fear that in the future human labor will be completely replaced by machines, as in these science fiction films.

There are many science fiction film about artificial intelligence, not just the evil ones or the real app ones. But one who was undoubtedly one of the first to warn us of the danger of the subject was ‘Terminator’, a saga started by James Cameron, and with Skynet, an artificial intelligence that leads an army of machines, to which belongs the T -800 .by Arnold Schwarzenegger.

2001: A Space Odyssey

another god the most famous artificial intelligence in a science fiction film It is that of HAL 9000 in ‘2001: A Space Odyssey’. Directed by Stanley Kubrick, this machine has the task of being aware of all the systems of the spaceship in which the protagonists travel, and they simply limit themselves to repairing it, which would not be far from reality. Available on Apple TV and Amazon Prime Video.

Matrix

The theme of simulated worlds has been of particular relevance to science fiction throughout history. As in ‘The Matrix’, a science fiction film in which an artificial intelligence has replaced the workers. Directed by the Wachowski sisters and starring Keanu Reeves alongside Carrie-Anne Moss, it follows a corporate programmer who discovers a life outside of his job.

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AI artificial intelligence

There are no tricks here, its very title already reveals it. It is a Steven Spielberg project, inherited from Stanley Kubrick himself. “AI Artificial Intelligence” is about a future where advances in robotics have allowed humans to rely on the tasks of machines, but a robot child demonstrates the ability to love, something you never thought was possible. Available from Apple.

His

Spike Jonze embodied his vision of what personal assistants could become with ‘Her’, a film starring Joaquin Phoenix and Scarlett Johansson. It’s about a lonely man who works as a letter writer for other people, who one day buys an operating system in which his artificial intelligence is designed to respond to the needs of its owner, and forms a bond with it. Available on Amazon Prime Video.

Ex car

Finally, we have Alex Garland’s 2015 play “Ex-Machina,” starring Alicia Vikander, Oscar Isaac, and Domnhall Gleeson. It is about a boy who is selected to do a Turing test, that is an experiment to test the ability of a new female robot, and its intelligence to provoke responses and sensations similar to those of a human being.