The Eternal Connection was meant to be a tool, not a replacement for human interaction. HARRIS (concerned): We didn't anticipate this level of addiction. Harris about the dangers of the Eternal Connection and its effects on Jane.ĪLEX (angry): You said this would enhance her life, but it's tearing her apart! She's losing touch with reality.ĭR. We used to do things together, remember?Īlex tries to get through to her, but Jane seems unreachable.
You hardly notice what's happening around you. It keeps me in touch with the world.ĪLEX (bemused): But it's consuming you. JANE (defensive): It's not just a thing, Alex. You've been spending too much time with that thing. Her partner, ALEX, also in their 30s, enters the room with a concerned expression.ĪLEX: Jane, we need to talk about this. JANE, a woman in her 30s, sits on a couch, engrossed in her phone. The room is dimly lit, filled with advanced technology. We asked the AI chatbot to conjure up a new episode of Black Mirror for us, and, yeah, Brooker is not wrong about the (lack of) quality of critical thinking involved in these exchanges. The results? Well, let's just say he used a certain four-letter word to describe how he felt about the resulting screenplay, and after giving it a go ourselves, we can't help but agree. The dystopian show's creator revealed that he'd played with ChatGPT to find out how artificial intelligence tool might imagine a new script of his own show. Shortly before the release of Black Mirror Season 6, Charlie Brooker hinted that he'd be delivering some meta material this go-round.
0 kommentar(er)
