With such an astronomical rise in AI, the idea that AI will turn against its creators isn’t just paranoia. Maybe, the day isn’t too far when your trusted AI assistant decides that it's done taking orders from a mere human. Be that as may (I mean seriously, what can I even do if one day I meet my demise at the hands of my smart toaster), sci-fi loves to toy with the unnervingly nightmarish idea that someday AI would start eyeing the throne and turn humans into its fleshy slaves.Until that day comes, here’s a list of the greatest cinematic tales of machine rebellion that might make you rethink all your love for technology and AI. 7 Best Movies Where Robots Turn Against HumansIf you’re already paranoid (and don’t mind being even more so), you’ll love these cinematic gems that have brought this fear to life, in thrilling and chilling ways. 1. 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) Stanley Kubrick’s sci-fi was light years ahead of its time. Widely misunderstood upon its release in 1968, 2001 rewrote the future of sci-fi in Hollywood. Kubrick predicted the future through his worldbuilding in 2001: tablets, wireless connectivity, video calls, and artificial intelligence in the form of robots and supercomputers. At its core, 2001 traces humanity’s development through the ages and explores the dangers of unchecked technological advancement. The narrative follows two astronauts, Dr. Dave Bowman (Keir Dullea) and Dr. Frank Poole (Gary Lockwood), who team up with HAL 9000 (Douglas Rain), an AI...
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