AI Evolution

Dear, dear, dear, dear documentary makers worldwide, on socials, YouTube, and IMDB. I beg you: for God's sake, stop adding infantilizing music to your interviews. Just stop it! A good interview needs no-let me repeat-no music. That eternal, forcibly cheerful piano whining dumbs down any information and makes me, as a viewer, feel like I'm in a funny farm having just taken my happy pill. I beg you: stop it. Television already talks to me as if I'm not right in the head, if internet starts doing the same, I'm afraid I'll start believing it myself. When you take me seriously as a viewer, I promise to make an effort to take your message seriously as well.

Thank you for your attention.

This documentary on AI evolution was an absolute letdown. With all the hype around the subject, I expected something insightful, innovative, or at least engaging. Instead, it felt like a poorly cobbled-together mess of surface-level ideas and outdated concepts. The narration was monotone, the visuals uninspired, and the information barely scratched the surface of what AI truly is or its implications.

Honestly, you'd find better content on TikTok or YouTube-shorter, sharper, and far more engaging. This was a waste of time and could have been so much better with all the resources they likely had at their disposal. Avoid this one unless you need background noise to fall asleep.