"This film isn't just about the ethics of the emerging development of A.I.-it also explores the vital themes of self-determination and bodily autonomy, which are fundamental rights everyone deserves."
"Warmerdam sees 'I'm Not a Robot' foremost as entertainment-a chance to transport viewers with an unusual story while raising critical questions about A.I.'s role in daily life."
'I'm Not a Robot', a film released by The New Yorker, won the Oscar for Best Live Action Short, marking the second such accolade for the magazine. Directed by Victoria Warmerdam, the film humorously portrays a woman facing existential and technological challenges as she struggles to prove her humanity to a computer. While primarily aimed as entertainment, Warmerdam emphasizes the deeper themes of self-determination and autonomy in the context of rising artificial intelligence, hoping to spark meaningful conversations about these critical issues.
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