Film Analysis: Ex Machina

Last month, I saw the movie Ex Machina, which shows a robot manipulating easily a human. It brings reflexions about the actual AI technology in progress. I think scientists are too much in a hurry to test their "super-humans" projects. Artificial intelligence does not have a place in today’s society. Certainly not yet.

First and foremost, AI technology goes against human values, such as truth, simplicity and respect of the human being. We shouldn't include AI machines in our society, because it's based on logic and just can fake emotions. I think our world's improval depends on our behaviors and ideas, which does not concern AI characteristics. Robots are not the future generation and it can increase only the human's efficiency. So, it can help or harm in our world, in a way or in another, because we do not control someone's use of his own bot. Moreover, we should be able to be satisfied with our own abilities and then, notice we do not constantly need to boost productivity. AI’s use makes us useless. It represents a devalorization of the human being. We forget the essentials are sufficient and technology needs control and a lot of reflexions. We also need to avoid impulsivity and to succomb at pressure from the society's "improval" obsession. …show more content…
Our technology is not enough developed to prevent robots’ dysfunctions and to limit or control completely its potential actions. Human's trust in artificial intelligence is exaggerated and could lead to the humans' manipulation. Our different ideas protect us from uniformization and manipulation. According to an experiment on human trust in robots in emergency situations, most people would have chose the malfunctional bot instead of their own intuition and skills to save their