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More Human Than Human examines the impact of artificial intelligence on society, drawing inspiration from Brian Christian's book, 'The Most Human Human: What Artificial Intelligence Teaches Us About Being Alive.' The film features insights from physicist Stephen Hawking, who warns that powerful AI could be 'either the best, or the worst thing, ever to happen to humanity.' Through interviews and real-world examples, the documentary presents both the positive and negative effects of AI, emphasizing the need for a balanced understanding of its future role.
Directed by Tommy Pallotta, the film runs for 79 minutes and is produced in Belgium and the Netherlands. It is presented in English and engages viewers in critical discussions about technology, automation, and robotics, urging them to consider the implications of AI in everyday life.
Why Watch
- •Meet Stephen Hawking's views on AI's future impact.
- •Find out how AI reshapes society today.
- •See real-world examples of AI's effects.
Did You Know
•Stephen Hawking warns AI could be the best or worst for humanity.
•The film is inspired by Brian Christian's book from 2011.
•It has a runtime of 79 minutes and was released in 2018.
•Produced in Belgium and the Netherlands, it features English dialogue.
Perfect For
Artificial intelligenceTechnology enthusiastsScience fiction fans