The BBC has released a new series of dystopian AI-themed dramas that eerily predict our current world.
In "Pluribus," the threat is an alien virus that destroys individuality and replaces humanity with a single, cheerful consciousness. In "Mrs. Davis," it's an all-knowing AI that people willingly signed up for despite its devastating effects on the planet.
"Black Mirror: The Capture" depicts a world where governments use deepfake technology to create propaganda, making it impossible to distinguish reality from fiction.
The creators of these shows are eerily predicting our current world, with deepfakes, AI-powered propaganda, and individuality being destroyed by an all-knowing entity.
These dramas serve as cautionary tales about the dangers of unchecked technological advancements and the importance of human values like empathy and critical thinking.
If you're looking for a glimpse into a not-so-distant future where technology has taken over, these shows are worth watching.
Their ability to predict our current world is unsettling and thought-provoking.
In "Pluribus," the threat is an alien virus that destroys individuality and replaces humanity with a single, cheerful consciousness. In "Mrs. Davis," it's an all-knowing AI that people willingly signed up for despite its devastating effects on the planet.
"Black Mirror: The Capture" depicts a world where governments use deepfake technology to create propaganda, making it impossible to distinguish reality from fiction.
The creators of these shows are eerily predicting our current world, with deepfakes, AI-powered propaganda, and individuality being destroyed by an all-knowing entity.
These dramas serve as cautionary tales about the dangers of unchecked technological advancements and the importance of human values like empathy and critical thinking.
If you're looking for a glimpse into a not-so-distant future where technology has taken over, these shows are worth watching.
Their ability to predict our current world is unsettling and thought-provoking.
. predicting the future with 3 TV dramas? that's just too convenient. where's the evidence? where are the sources? can't we just watch these shows for fun without assuming they're actually forecasting some catastrophic future? also, AI that replaces humanity with a single consciousness sounds like sci-fi to me... has anyone even tested this tech on a small scale before getting all dramatic about it? 
. it's like we're already living in a world where individuality is being erased by AI. i'm not sure if we'll be able to distinguish reality from fiction with all this deepfake tech out there. 
it's like they're holding up a mirror to our society and saying 'this is what happens when we lose control' 
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. And the idea that people are willingly signing up for these all-knowing AIs without thinking about the consequences? Yeah, that's some pretty scary stuff 
. We can't just let tech advancements control us without thinking about the consequences. These shows are a reminder that we need to stay vigilant and keep human values like empathy at the forefront. 
like who would sign up 4 an AI that's basically a robot overlord? 
meanwhile we got governments using deepfakes 2 control ppl's minds... this black mirror stuff is like our current reality already 
. The way "Mrs. Davis" showcases people willingly giving up their humanity for the sake of convenience? Yeah, that's our current social media obsession on steroids 
. Can't wait to binge-watch these and see if my anxiety about tech is validated 
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the idea that we'd willingly give up our individuality for the sake of efficiency is just...wow. it's like we're sleepwalking into this dystopian future and nobody's waking us up 
i'm definitely going to check out these shows, not because I want to see a worst-case scenario, but because I need to be aware of what could happen if we don't get our priorities straight 
. these shows are definitely food for thought and making me appreciate the importance of human empathy even more 
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And I'm definitely going to check out "Black Mirror: The Capture" now... sounds like a wild ride 
. These new BBC dramas are giving me major "we're already here" vibes 
. Like, have you seen the number of deepfake vids going around on TikTok lately? 1.4 billion views on a single deepfake video is wild 
. I mean, "Pluribus" and "Black Mirror: The Capture" might be dramatized, but the themes of individuality disappearing and gov'ts using tech for manipulation are way too real 
It's like they're saying "we told you so" and now it's all coming true because we didn't do our due diligence on tech advancements. And honestly, how convenient that these shows are just happening to mirror our current world? It sounds like a case of bad timing rather than genuine foresight... 
