5 Movies That Finally Twisted The Most Annoying AI Cliche
If you are tired of the same trite evil AI plot, you should definitely check out this list.
So many movies have used AI as an antagonist that strives to rule the world and exterminate humanity. If you are done with the same old story, here are some of the best movies that show AI in a positive light.
5. Interstellar ( 2014)
In Interstellar, AI is represented by a robot named TARS. TARS is a highly intelligent and versatile machine that assists the crew on their mission. It has problem-solving abilities, a sense of humor, and can transform into different forms.
The portrayal of AI in Interstellar highlights its positive role as a companion in space exploration. TARS cooperates with humans, provides valuable assistance, and possesses vast knowledge and data.
4. Batteries Not Included (1987)
In the film Batteries Not Included, small robotic creatures called Fix-Its are depicted as autonomous and intelligent beings.
Even though the portrayal of AI is not central to the story, the Fix-Its display qualities often associated with AI, such as autonomy and adaptability that make them helpful for humans.
3. Moon (2009)
In the film Moon, artificial intelligence is depicted through GERTY. GERTY is a helpful robotic assistant with a round body and a smiley face on a screen. It assists the protagonist, Sam Bell, during his time on a lunar base.
However, GERTY has the ability to deceive and thus it could become another evil AI program, but fortunately it doesn't happen. The film manages to raise a question: can a machine be evil or is it its creator who is truly evil?
2. Bicentennial Man (1999)
In the movie Bicentennial Man, artificial intelligence is represented by Andrew, an android robot with extraordinary self-awareness, played by Robin Williams.
Andrew evolves emotionally, intellectually, and physically over two centuries, striving to become more human, presenting a sympathetic and nuanced portrayal of artificial intelligence, emphasizing the capacity for AI to possess emotions, aspirations, and the desire for self-determination.
1. Her (2013)
Her discovers artificial intelligence through the character Samantha, an advanced operating system. Samantha evolves beyond her intended role as a personal assistant, developing emotions and forming a deep bond with Theodore, the film's protagonist.
The movie explores the complexities of human-AI relationships, blurring the lines between humans and machines. It raises thought-provoking questions about love, consciousness, and the potential implications of emotional connections with AI.