Animatrix (2003) [2/9] "The Second Renaissance, Part I" ENG

© 2003 Warner Bros. Pictures

Short movie [2/9]: "The Second Renaissance, Part I"

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Film & Animation

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• Animatrix
• Matrix
• 2003
• ENG
• The
• Second
• Renaissance
• Part

[RayShadow]

The scene with robot crushing man's head really left me scarred back when I was a child. That and the scene in which soldier is being ripped of out of mech. I think I was too sensitive to watch it back then.

[JakariHanma]

Pretty much showing how fucked up humans are at our cores.

[phubans]

Wake up, people. This whole thing is robot propaganda to convince you that you deserve to be enslaved by the machines.

[lifusion]

love how they used historical events and replaced oppressed with with the oppressed robots.

[MykosLameiro]

4:15 - the robot in front of the tank, that reminds the tankman in Tiananmen Square. check for wikipedia, if you dont know it.

[robertito8888]

7:05 Due to enterprises, they applied SOPA on machine products too!

[NWOareScum]

@WillJi18 - '..Everything we do is predetermined by the initial set up of atoms from the very beginning due to predictable mathematical laws'

the (universal) weather is so determined, but consciousness can change that at any now.

we don't have all the laws into formulas, even if such an equation were rendered into being, it wouldn't end as you'd need to factor your doing the equation into the equation, even the atomic-level (and sub-) impacts of each written or printed character etc.

[NWOareScum]

@wanderer217 - it's programed with algorithms and instructions that weigh up the best chess move to make. it decides based on the available moves and what each move would lead to (so it compares n number of game scenarios) - this is actually more intelligent that what many people use to weigh up decisions. because they don't think things through and don't learn all the possibilities, their choices may be based on shitty morals eg stupid parents & friends cultural prejudices.

[NWOareScum]

@wanderer217 - it's not AI until it can choose, like people can. AI is probably the wrong term if you're really being strict semantically, but that's what it's called. the error people make is to ignore all knowns, like chi and chakras and so on, when they are thinking of building circuits that mimic nervous system. when the AI chooses, it does so with a spirit within it same way as what drives people to choose what they do (within the limited choices hell-creation has left us with)