Philosophy in Ex Machina. Visual & Performing Arts Movie Review
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2) answer the question.
3) bold main claim (otherwise known as a thesis)
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bulk of the paper where you make an argument), and an end (where you tell me what you
wrote about).
5) analyze at least one quotation from the text.
6) cite quotations properly (Plato, Republic, 430a2).
7) be broken into multiple paragraphs that communicate a thought and build on each other to
argue for your claim. This should look like a mini-paper.
8) be no longer than 400 words.
9) reference readings and the film.
Knowing Others Knowing The Self
O Alex Garland, Ex Machina
o John Haugeland, “Artificial Intelligence The Very Idea” (selections)
o Alan M. Turing, “Computing Machinery and Intelligence,”
What do we learn about ourselves in thinking about AI?
Philosophy in Film
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Title of the Paper: Philosophy in Ex Machina
Released in 2014, Ex Machina is a science fiction movie by Alex Garland. The leading roles are played by Alicia Vikander, Domhnall Gleeson, Oscar Isaac, and Sonoya Mizuno. The story of this movie is about a programmer who is invented to administer the Turing test to one of the most intelligent humanoid robots. The nature of consciousness is the main theme of this movie.
Ex Machina has entirely centered around the Turing test that Domnhall Gleeson (Caleb) is required to conduct in order to determine whether or not Oscar Isaac (Nathan) is the creator of a conscious machine. The movie has nicely discussed simulated AI versus true AI early on.
In Computing Machinery and Intelligence, A.M. Turing begins the discussion by asking a question “can machines think” (Turing, 1950...
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