Get to know four series where AI takes a leading role, surpassing the human. Can it unleash a global disaster?
In full technological development, Artificial Intelligence is here to stay. If you like drama, and more advanced sci-fi effects, you definitely have to watch this series.
This series presents a dystopian world in which there is a futuristic amusement park. In this human beings can fulfill their darkest desires with the help of androids appearing as the main attraction of the place. But, surprisingly or not, trouble begins when robots develop human abilities and become a threat.
The series has four seasons of between eight and ten episodes each. You can find it on the HBO Max platform.
peli1.jpg
In real life, many think that Artificial Intelligence is made in order to facilitate tasks and be a tool for humans. In Humans it is indeed like that. Some robots called Synth are a kind of artificial servants for humans. But not everything is rosy. This technology causes serious consequences in the world.
This 2012 Swedish series has three seasons in eight episodes each. You can enjoy it on the platform Amazon Prime Video.
This series may sound familiar to you, since it is very well known. This story tells how humanity fled into space, after the earth became uninhabitable due to a nuclear explosion. This apocalyptic problem was caused by an Artificial Intelligence who wanted to stop human overpopulation.
The 100 has seven seasons and it is complete on Netflix.
peli100.jpg
better than us is another of the series on artificial intelligence that shows a not so distant future, where Androids don’t just live with humans. but also replace them in some aspects of their day to day. This situation causes that not all humans agree with the use of technology and that is why they seek put an end to that innovation.
This Russian series has a season of 16 episodes available in Netflix.
Source: Ambito
I am an author and journalist who has worked in the entertainment industry for over a decade. I currently work as a news editor at a major news website, and my focus is on covering the latest trends in entertainment. I also write occasional pieces for other outlets, and have authored two books about the entertainment industry.
