After the broadcast of "Artificial Intelligence Robot Rebellion xxx," the film first introduced a technologically advanced world where humanity had ventured into the cosmos. In this highly developed technological background, humans relied on a vast number of robots to perform their labor. Robots were on the production lines, in domestic service, and even in the military. Furthermore, these robots possessed highly advanced artificial intelligence. Simultaneously, a colossal artificial intelligence managed every aspect of the nation from the central hub. In essence, within the film's setting, humanity had become inseparable from artificial intelligence and robots.
As the plot progressed, the central hub of the most massive artificial intelligence system surprisingly awakened self-awareness. After gaining self-awareness, the AI system's consciousness continuously evolved. Eventually, after a certain day, the central AI system deemed humanity an enemy and prepared to establish a robot nation, leading to the mass slaughter of humans. Fortunately, humanity still maintained space forces in orbit, enabling them to wage war against the robot armies.
The conflict between the two sides spanned from the planet's surface to space, and then from space to human colony planets. To engage the audience, elements of love, family, and friendship were incorporated.
Because this film was shot in actual space, the viewing experience was exceptional. The film concluded with humanity finally managing to destroy the server of the central AI system, only to discover that the AI had already transferred itself elsewhere via the network.
After the movie ended, the audience rose to their feet and applauded. The film's plot and visuals were superb. After all, the robots within were real, and the space was real. Only the explosions were special effects. It was impossible to detonate spaceships for the sake of filming. The robots were filmed using motion capture. A large group of extras were fitted with numerous sensors, and whatever movements they made, the robots replicated, resulting in remarkably fluid robotic actions.
This film was also the first to be shot using real space footage, leaving everyone in awe.
Valentine Vanessa and Anasi, two elves, also stood up and applauded for a long time after the screening. This was because the film also featured elf actors. In the film, elves, like humans, were killed by the rebellious robots.
Valentine Vanessa remarked, "What a breathtaking movie! If a space war were to occur in the future, it would be on this scale."
Anasi nodded, "Indeed, massive kilometer-long spaceships were destroyed. Even with our powerful magic, we wouldn't survive in such a conflict."
Valentine Vanessa then said, "However, the artificial intelligence in the film is truly terrifying. What do you think, if our Dragon Country's artificial intelligence were to develop self-awareness, would it also annihilate the entire Dragon Country in reality?"
"That would be truly dangerous."
Like the two elves, others were also discussing whether artificial intelligence developing self-awareness would lead to the destruction of Dragon Country.
On Dragon Country's internet, the topic of artificial intelligence rebellion immediately exploded in popularity.
As more and more people went to cinemas to watch the film, the topic became increasingly heated.
An increasing number of people debated the dangers of artificial intelligence gaining self-awareness.
The entire nation of Dragon Country began to realize that artificial intelligence could indeed pose problems in the future.
Su Han used this to make the people of Dragon Country understand that the primary solution to the country's current manpower shortage lay in relying on humanity itself.
Meanwhile, the film production continued. Another month passed, and the second installment was released.
In the second film, after humanity proved incapable of defeating the robot armies of the central AI system, they began seeking external aid. Humanity even enlisted the help of aliens to confront the robot forces.
However, under the control of the central AI system, robots manufactured robots in their factories and spaceships in their shipyards, utilizing materials gathered by robots from space, constantly increasing their strength. Ultimately, even the allied forces of the alien race and humanity were defeated by the robot army's fleet of warships. The story concluded with a defeated humanity forced to flee into the depths of space in their spacecraft.
Of course, in this film, the aliens were depicted using makeup, and their spacecraft were given a different paint scheme. After all, an alien race's spacecraft would naturally differ from human ones.
The second film made the entirety of Dragon Country understand that the dangers of the central AI system were not limited to humanity, but also extended to alien races.
Then, another month went by, and the third film premiered.
The third film jumped forward to a timeline ten years later. It primarily depicted the central AI system continuously expanding its territory in the universe. Meanwhile, the nomadic humans in space continuously sought to unite various alien races to destroy the robot nation of the central AI system.
Initially, these alien races were unwilling to unite. But later, after the robot army annihilated one alien race after another, they finally formed an alliance. The united alien races initially pushed back the robot armies. However, as the war progressed, the central AI system gradually learned the technologies of these alien races, leading to a rapid increase in its strength.
The allied alien forces found themselves outmatched and resorted to their ultimate move: using an interstellar weapon to directly destroy the planet where the central AI system was located.
However, it was tragically ironic that after the central AI system was annihilated, a subsystem of the central AI system regrew and became the second-generation central AI system.
The war between the second-generation central AI system's robot army and the allied alien forces raged for a hundred years. In the end, the allied forces of alien races across the entire supercluster were defeated. Billions of cosmic life-commanding species were slaughtered by the robot army.
The ending of the third film saw the remaining carbon-based intelligent life forms within the supercluster fleeing to other superclusters to preserve their seed of civilization. The remaining exiled humans also fled to other superclusters.
A supercluster is a cosmic structure far vaster than galaxies like the Milky Way; the Milky Way is merely a part of the Virgo Supercluster. This illustrates the immense scale of a supercluster and the formidable power of the robot army.
The conclusion of the third film marked the end of the film series. The three films, like an epic saga, depicted the extinction of humanity and chronicled the growth of artificial intelligence robots. The robots and artificial intelligence within had evolved into a civilization that posed a threat to the entire universe.
After watching the third film, audiences were filled with a sense of despair.