Before writing and directing "S1M0ne", written Andrew Nicole 1998 of a pleasant existential "Truman Show", "Truman", " The dramatic that was eerie that technology would turn ordinary people into celebrities and our daily routines into a fascinating spectacle (first through reality television and now through social media). However, instead of focusing on the average individual, the "S1M0ne" handles similar themes, but is in the center of Hollywood. It predicts that our obsession with the use of technology to show our humanity will turn into artificial intelligence.

Al Pacino Starswells in "S1M0ne" like Viktor Taranski, director of "There" the latest film is kicked out of the course when his live star, Nicolas Anders (Winona Ryder), gives up. Casting a new lead will allocate time and money, so Victor secretly uses a computer program creating Simone (Rachel Roberts), a completely digital starfish whose name is short for the simulation. Victor allows computer algorithms to modulate each gesture, every loud penetration and every emotional nuance so flawlessly that Simon connects with himself to the best academic academic academy. Outside the screen, Simon is also trained in media and obedient. She will never take a break from a set. She never makes mistakes and, best of all, she will never get old. It is coded to be perfect in every way.

Of course, the public is coming to worship Simon in more and more absurd ways, forcing Victor to invent more and more shame stories about titles to explain why Simon focuses on himself. Ironically, this also makes her come out like a cool, mysterious diva. In the end, when Simon becomes even bigger than he imagined, Victor tries to destroy his career by creating the zoophilic "I'm a pig", but the film is welcomed as an authentic piece of avant -garde cinema.

"S1M0ne" may be from 2002, but there are many parts that foretold how Almighty AI will become in our lives, even in films.

"S1M0ne" teaches us that AI is an extremely powerful tool. After you open that box of Pandora, there is no closure. A huge reaction from Simon's public, where they adore her move and believe she can't do bad, predicts how normalized and even beloved (if not addiction) will become AI. For many, it has become difficult to remember a time when using AI was not an option. College students cannot submit an essay without writing ChatGpt for them, and anxious people skip the therapy and have ChatGpt confirm their feelings instead. The technology in the "S1M0ne" was so advanced that no one could tell Simon was real. With the recent Google Veo 3 edition, which can create high quality, photorealistic videos out of thin air, we are much closer to not being able to distinguish what is real than what is done by a computer.

Simon's use of Victor to make things easier for him, predicts Hollywood will also fall to seduce AI. Hollywood is a capitalist machine like any other business, where even creatives seek to save money or increase efficiency. Although there are still no full -fledged AI actors, we have already seen that AI are accustomed to Return the performers from the dead, like Peter Cushing to "Rogue One", Or de-stand Pacino and Robert de Niro in the "Irish". Even The Oscar's performance at Adrien Brody at the "Brutalist" was used by AI to mix his Hungarian language and accent. "Late evening with the devil" similarly baked on Twitter/x For the use of AS-generated mixture.

Not to sound like a boomer, but whatever happens to hard work? We admire the cinema not only as an art form, but also as a practical craft that requires endurance and resourcefulness. Making mistakes and you need to find out how to create a recording is what allows your creativity to bloom, not to have a computer to do it for you in milliseconds. Would Steven Spielberg's "jaws" be half as frightening if he didn't have to build the shark? If de-aging technology existed for the "godfather Part II", we will be subjected to an unusual version of the Marlon Brando Valley, rather than quietly calculating Robert de Niro's performance as young Don Corleone (who, by the way, did not need any supplements to his dialogue).

The "S1M0ne" warned us that if we were not careful, everyone would fall under the magic of artificial intelligence - even Hollywood. In 23 years after the film was released, AI infiltrated in every aspect of our lives. Hope job candidates are interviewed by AIVARI, false news information floods social media pages, fully AI -generated articles replace true journalism, and middle -class jobs are automated.

For some reason, the technocrats want AI to replace artists the most. Should you compose an ad joy? Use AI. Do you need a designed book cover? AI can do this in the blink of an eye. Demoralizing that our society is so intention to destroy art and that creative professionals and audiences only lower it, just as the S1M0ne warned us all those years ago. I'd rather do boring things like washing or cleaning, so I have time to make art - not the other way around. Instead, I am afraid we are approaching and approaching nuclear damage to Another nightmare of AI: "Terminator 2: Day of the verdict".