emmanuel-sargon
Joined Jul 2011
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One of the main strengths of Black Mirror has been its ability to use futuristic technology as a backdrop to explore profound societal issues. However, "Loch Henry" seemingly abandons this approach, presenting a straightforward and ordinary story that could be found in any other drama series. The absence of the show's trademark technological elements leaves the episode feeling disconnected from the broader Black Mirror universe.
Overall, "Loch Henry" is a disappointing addition to the Black Mirror canon. Its departure from the show's signature themes and lackluster execution make it an episode that feels disconnected and out of touch with the spirit of the series. Hopefully, future episodes of Black Mirror will return to the thought-provoking and unsettling storytelling that made the show so captivating in the first place.
Overall, "Loch Henry" is a disappointing addition to the Black Mirror canon. Its departure from the show's signature themes and lackluster execution make it an episode that feels disconnected and out of touch with the spirit of the series. Hopefully, future episodes of Black Mirror will return to the thought-provoking and unsettling storytelling that made the show so captivating in the first place.
This episode was about how humans interact with AI, only on the relationship matter, it missed some important issues like the conciseness of AI, its feelings, and what if AI start wondering and thinking of fundamental questions about life, or would it in the first place think like that, how AI is created, how does an AI learn, why we need an AI, what if AI control the world, should we be afraid of that, will AI try to kill the humanity, what if an AI come to conclusion that life has no purpose will it shut down itself ...
Michael Stevens did not make this episode as interesting as his videos on YouTube's channel VSauce.
Michael Stevens did not make this episode as interesting as his videos on YouTube's channel VSauce.
