I completely agree with the internal sense of anxiety after watching the film. I think that the emotional connection viewers take from the cinematic artistry have an even greater impact than the content of the movie. When we are affected by the media we consume it is that much more impactful IRL

The natural tendency of music to become more impactful the more it is repeated is shown well in this film—the repetition adds to the influx of emotional tensions between the interwoven relationships of all the characters. Ultimately sparking the final fight of the movie

The other day Coke released the first full-length AI advertisement to mixed reaction from all directions. Their media statement mentioned something close to; the efficiency of staying current while tactically utilizing their older media campaigns, like the polar bears and the "red-coated' Santa.

Catering to humor is a great tool for companies to group consumer bases and deliberately build communities around individual products. Communities center humor and shared interests, this is a great move from Pepsi.

Funny, but unfortunate enough those most affected by the most obvious forms of media manipulation (AI accounts making AI posts to continuously feed the algorithm)Will almost always be the most vulnerable groups of our society. As accounts prey on venerable users, the AI industry continues to grow :/

I'm enjoying this based on the fact that it is using a piece of common media (the robot) to represent the modern sentiment on AI and its inclusion into the workforce. Reflecting a lot about the current discussion on the social effects of new AI developments.