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Or maybe they never really had any intention of wiping out humanity and that is their way to preserve humans. The same way we preserve animals in zoos. Maybe th
by user837387 10y ago
Or maybe they never really had any intention of wiping out humanity and that is their way to preserve humans. The same way we preserve animals in zoos. Maybe this is just a human sanctuary along with zion.
Humans are just too stupid/arrogant to believe it.
If we get a little bit too annoying or dangerous they just cull us the same way we cull foxes or bears attacking livestock. We are never really a threat to them. Especially if you consider that they are a million steps ahead of us given their intelligence.
A single AI being is more intelligent than the entire human race that has ever lived; there are millions of independent AI's in the machine society. Once you look at it this way it is laughable to think that humans have even a tiny chance against an entire society of AI entities.
We think we pose a threat the same way a bear thinks it posses a threat against an armed human. The bear may get lucky against a few humans but against the entire human species it has zero chance.
Also, given that the mind of an AI is just software they are virtually immortal. Every time humans "kill" a machine it is just a piece of hardware that is being destroyed. The mind is still intact. So yeah, as soon as a sentient AI comes into being, the fight will be over before it starts. We think we are intelligent but just look at how long it takes us to study for a career. An AI will be able to learn all of human knowledge in a virtual instant. We are doomed!
If you follow this line of thinking you can fill a lot of the plot holes in the movies.
The agents are just zookeepers.
- colordrops 10y agoSo Neo is a tiger that escaped its cage?
- user837387 10y agoNo, Neo is a tiger that they released into the wild. He thinks he escaped.
- FreeFull 10y agoWhat about the whole thing with Neo vs Smith in the last movie?
- user837387 10y agoI can easily explain it away. But seriously, is it really believable that an entire race of AI beings would be destroyed by a single computer virus. Most likely than not each single being is completely independent from each other. For all we know it is only the "zoo" that is being affected. You know, the same way that a whole bunch of animals in a herd get an infection and die. Planet earth is big, and by this point all of it is populated by AI beings. They are probably using fusion energy and traveling to the stars already. This whole thing is probably just an isolated incident. For all we know this is by design to keep the humans from dying off of boredom. Or maybe and most likely this is just an experiment some curious AI is running the same way we run experiments with rats and mazes. Since they are virtually immortal they can run an experiment for hundreds of years. It could be that the fall of human civilization happened millions of years ago. The problem with the skies is just the result of climate change or changes with the sun. Since the machines live in a virtual reality they don't care what is the environment on Earth.
- rak00n 10y agoThe last part didn't make sense. Since they're dependent on solar power they must have some contingency plan as an intelligent being.
- user837387 10y agoFusion or at a minimum fission would be more than enough.