Difference between revisions of "Ex Machina"
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| − | '''Ex Machina''' is a science fiction movie informed by a typical feminist narrative, i.e., that men are not necessary or worthy. The three main characters are: | + | '''Ex Machina''' is a science fiction movie informed by a typical feminist narrative, i.e., that men are not necessary or worthy. While the plot of the movie seems to center on the mogul's desire to prove that his created [[artificial intelligence]] that passes the [[Turing Test]], something else bigger (and more deadly) is going on. |
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# an Internet mogul whose hobby is building android women | # an Internet mogul whose hobby is building android women | ||
# an ace computer programmer, invited to see the mogul's project | # an ace computer programmer, invited to see the mogul's project | ||
Revision as of 14:22, October 18, 2016
Ex Machina is a science fiction movie informed by a typical feminist narrative, i.e., that men are not necessary or worthy. While the plot of the movie seems to center on the mogul's desire to prove that his created artificial intelligence that passes the Turing Test, something else bigger (and more deadly) is going on.
The three main characters are:
- an Internet mogul whose hobby is building android women
- an ace computer programmer, invited to see the mogul's project
- a female android, who wants to escape