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There's a popular dystopian Cyberpunk Anime, Psyco-Pass, which has an AI system controlling and analyzing the population (keeping the "peace") called the Sibyl
by naner 12y ago
There's a popular dystopian Cyberpunk Anime, Psyco-Pass, which has an AI system controlling and analyzing the population (keeping the "peace") called the Sibyl System.
The system can analyze a person and instantly determine their "Hue" (mood) and how likely they are to commit a crime.
Spoilers are in the following link, the mystery behind the Sibyl System plays a significant role in the series
http://psychopass.wikia.com/wiki/Sibyl http://psychopass.wikia.com/wiki/Sibyl
- pclstyle 12y agoI really enjoyed Psycho-Pass. A smart an entertaining series. Other than the obvious picks (cowboy beboy et al), any other recommendations for "mature" anime?
- KnightHawk3 12y agoI really enjoyed Psycho-Pass and Shinsekai Yori. It's probably one of my favorite shows of all time so far, worth checking out for sure.
- naner 12y agoOther scifi series I've enjoyed include Ergo Proxy and Knights of Sidonia. Use a site like myanimelist.net to get more tailored recommendations.
- sparkie 12y agoI liked Terra e (2007, not the 1980 film which isn't very good). It bears some similarities to Psycho-Pass, although it probably doesn't meet the "mature" marker with its super powers. I struggle to recommend more because mature anime is almost nonexistent these days. I can count on one hand the number of shows that might fit the bill in the past 5 years (Aoi Bungaku, Jormungand, Attack on Titan and Night Raid perhaps, and they're not all good). If you just want something entertaining without the same old cliches in most anime, then Gintama will have you in stitches.
- mark_l_watson 12y agoThanks! I just put that series on my Netflix watch list. On topic: As far as I could tell from working as a contractor at Google last year, they constantly improve their infrastructure with small changes, with occasional 10x improvements like MR, Sibyl, etc.
- klipt 12y agoSybil in mythology just means "oracle", so that's probably the inspiration in both cases: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sibyl http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sibyl
- 1c4050b09 12y agoWithout giving too much away (it's a rather good series, and the reveal is pretty well done), it also might have to do with the book Sybil about Shirley Mason https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sybil_(book) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sybil_(book) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shirley_Ardell_Mason https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shirley_Ardell_Mason