Jens Schanze
Germany | 2010 | 91mins | Beta | Colour | Subtitled
Since antiquity, humankind has dreamed of creating intelligent machines. Scientists and engineers across the world are working on the development of robots, which are poised to become an integral part of all areas of human life. However, a pioneer of computer development and artificial intelligence, former MIT professor Joseph Weizenbaum, has become one of the harshest critics of these visions of technological omnipotence. Wary of unstinting devotion to progress, he keeps asking: Do we need all this? And what will it mean to be human in a world run by machines?
Producer Judith Malek-Mahdavi
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