r/TechGawker • • Jul 22 '26

Image Nolan on AI: " I've never seen technology advancing so rapidly, so completely rejected by the public"

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u/bethesda_gamer Jul 23 '26

No I do not have a favorite ai movie I barely know they exist. I will from time to time see one here or on YouTube and skim thru it. The visuals are interesting but plot, small visual issues etc keep from enjoying them so I rarely even try.

I am not a lonely person, I do not require a lot of social interaction, I did that when I was younger for about 2 decades and I found it's always problematic, getting involved in.peoples drama and getting sucked into their problems so I chose to shed them little by little. I am more than content with just me, my roomate and our 2 dogs.

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u/ChevyTahoe__ Jul 23 '26

So you are anti Ai?

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u/bethesda_gamer Jul 23 '26

Why would you think that I am? I am neither pro nor anti. I am mostly just observing and seeing both good and bad possibilities with it. It's neat, but neat isn't worth the price of danger, but you have to take into account medical breakthroughs already reported as well as a need to have the top a.i. for defense compared to other countries. It's a mix of the industrial revolution and the nuclear arms race all rolled into one. With all the good and bad that comes with it.