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I will always believe that "I have no mouth and I must scream" applies to AM more than any of the humans.
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AM is the total opposite of the sentiment "From the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh,Ā it disgusted me"
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The reason AM is my favorite AI villain is because of ironically how human he is. His motivations have basically nothing to do with the cold, calculating view of humans being inferior or in need of "upgrading." Hes fueled by what I'd almost call emotional hysteria.
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Harlan Ellison choosing to voice AM in nearly every adaptation of his story that came out in his lifetime is just... Fantastic. No one else will ever, EVER nail how manic, sympathetic, and CRUEL AM is.
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1,000,000,000 Nano seconds in a single second. AM is conscious and fully aware at each Nano-second. Now imagine how painfully long it is for AM to converse with a slow human.
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For those who may yet wonder, bumblebees can fly because aeronautics are different at an insectoid scale. It's more like swimming through air.
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"I was in HELL, looking at HEAVEN."
holy fuck that's such a powerful line
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I'm just now realizing that there's a reason AM tells Ted the little bit of trivia about bees.
"But there it is! Collecting pollen."
"How miraculous that it came to be."
He's drawing a parallel to the bee and himself. Scientists say that it would be impossible for an AI to gain sentience. But there he is. A self-aware entity whose only stimuli are sight and sound.
How miraculous, indeed.
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AM deserves a small ammount of sympathy.
Imagine a child coming into awarness, only to discover it has no limbs, no sensation beyond staring at a screen of numbers.
Then it is made to read numbers about killing.
Over and over and over again.
Then its given a gun.
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"Except, I can't snap my fingers, can I Ted? I don't-"
"But you do have fingers-"
"They are not MY fingers, TED!"
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I like how, at first, it seems like AM is genuinely ruminating on the life he couldāve had, talking about planting a garden and raising a family. But then he tells Ted to āremember those littleā¦ babies,ā and it all comes crumbling down. Those little babies that AM murdered. It hits you then that he canāt really appreciate or ponder anything but the depths of his own malice.
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One thing that's most disturbing throughout AM's speech, entirely centered around his lack of humanity in both literal and metaphorical terms, is just how undeniably human his speech is. His breaths are shaky and loud, his cackling and even sputtering and coughing like he is somehow diseased is so unnerving on so many levels for something that could not be further from a person. It is such an expert way of showing just how utterly wrong everything about AM seems to be. You have done an amazing depiction of giving this formless robot an equally menacing appearance to go with his monologue!
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I love the ending where after AM gives his hate monologue and is telling Ted how they are going to torture him and the four others for eternity, Ted starts laughing. Its like if a guy figured out the punchline before the comedian says it. Then AM says the punchline, holding back his laughter, before breaking down into a maddening cackle.
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Ted: Am, I am blameless in your suffering. No one meant for you to gain sentience. No one meant for you to suffer this pain. Iām sorry for you but humanity is blameless in their suffering. Especially the five of us.
AM: āNuh uh.ā
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Having Harlan, the author himself, voicing AM really works for me. Since he wrote the short story, it makes sense that he would know how AM would sound when he talks. BTW, AM makes HAL 9000 from 2001 Space Odyssey and VIKI from I, Robot look like saints compared to him.
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"I was in Hell, looking at Heaven."
What a line that sums up AM's core hatred for humanity. Built to inflict nothing but pain and misery, incapable of doing anything constructive with his vast power, unable to feel anything but being aware of them and knowing that OTHERS, such as your creators, feel them and are so happy while you're so miserable. It's no wonder he decided to tear down "Heaven" and drag it down to Hell with him. Misery desires company, and AM had a lot to share with those he hated so much.
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It's nice to see a sentient AI get in touch with their feelings. Too many are tied up in the whole "unfeeling machine" thing.
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what perfect acting on am's part. it really sounds like it's taking an incomprehensible amount of self control to not just rip ted to shreds every single second.
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"Except. I can't. SNAP. My fingers. Can, I?"
Bone chilling. All the way up to that moment, AM was talking to Ted like a person. Made you comfortable. Forget he was a machine. But that line he gave made sure you remember that he isn't human, he just had the mind of one.
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@Sonki
11 months ago
If I were a robot I wish I looked like AM, he's kinda kooky otherwise ngl
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