@trademoviespodcast: 🤖🤪🤑😰 This movie was SO RIGHT about the future…50 years ago. But what I think is fascinating is that it would NOT have been as predictive in 2010. Sure, certain things would have been—we have been corporatizing and trying to remake feudalism pretty much unrestrainedly since 1975—but to nail data centers and AI and AI psychosis like this? And things being transcribed and destroyed and then losing the data? How!!! That’s so wild! Absolutely recommend, just imagine it as a Verhoevenlike and you’ll love it. The movie is: —Rollerball (1975), by Norman Jewison Also seen/heard: —RoboCop (1988), by Paul Verhoeven —Total Recall (1990), by Paul Verhoeven —Some sport called Run It Straight lol #scifimovie #aipsychosis #movietok #filmtok #antiai

Dżozi :

boomers had such movies yet they still love AI for some reason

Autistic Alec :

Sci fi is always a warning about the future that some assholes misinterpreted as the superior timeline

Jojo :

it even depicts massive water usage...

Born-In-Vienna :

didn't know that chat gpt psychosis exists

Mitchell :

Rollerball is a classic

tr3ynugs :

Did you hear that PBS lost all of its digitized archived programming and they're suing the cloud company that they were storing it with?

Infinite Alchemics :

paper as a medium is literally one of the best knowledge preservation methods to date. we have more data on it then the majority of other storage mediums

OldMrSteve :

If I recall correctly, rollerball did not receive a great critical reviews. But it was a very forward thinking dystopian science fiction movie. I need to go back and watch it again.

Toxcicada :

Just scannong the books is one thing, but scanning *and then destroying* them? There is loterally NO reason to destroy them. 2 archives is better than one. Why wouldnt you create the digital archive, *and* keep the physical one? ...unless youre trying to be the singular force controlling the knowledge they posess.

vaprwav :

We need a website with a playlist/ list of these movies to stream or download or buy

Itstime4peace :

Have a look at Get Smart...

I AM... :

AND IT HAS BUBBLES LIKE ITS WATER POWERED. OR TALKING WATER.

lillysora3 :

Loss of knowledge equivalent to the loss of the Library of Alexandria possible in one key stroke 😣

Tay ZK :

"books shouldnt be censored" bros when you bring up nazi books 🤐

trendkill83 :

Just saw a story came out , a reporter tagged 1000 "rare" books sent to Amazon, only to find out what happens...theyre DESTROYED. They de bind, scan, and destroy. What in the Farenheit 451 ... we are COOKED

Bluepengirl :

Interesting 😁

Coco11 :

Another 70’s movie, “Coma” is a must watch.

witchmikey :

the accuracy

savascha :

This is part of why I desperately want to make an animated version of Memoirs Found in a Bathtub by Stanislaw Lem. How society falls apart when we lose access to knowledge.

Oli 🍉🏳️‍⚧️ :

I think it’s dumb that these AI companies not only scan books but like why in the HELL are they destroyed also????

ArChu :

𝐚𝐩𝐫𝐢𝐜𝐢𝐭𝐲 :

They weren't predicting, they were telling us their future plans

Forest Fisk :

Did you see the water the computer was using as well!?

kim :

and it's not like there aren't non-destructive methods of scanning rare books, they're just slow and expensive and that would eat into corporate profits, which I'm told are all bad things.

Anon2000 :

As a mental health provider, the AI psychosis jokes I made 15 years ago are coming back to bite me. It’s extremely difficult to work with