Re:How accurately did science fiction stories predict AI?
by thrw045 on Friday November 06, 2026 @01:59AM
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While these are not far future ideas they were pretty good:
1) Masters of Science Fiction tv series from 2007 Episode 5 "Little Brother" - A person "jailbreaks" the judge who is sentencing him.
2) Terminator 3 rise of the machines - in the beginning they talk about allowing Skynet access to their military systems and so on to eliminate a virus, and they have no idea how it will react. Echoes a little bit where we are now.
These aren't perfect of course but kind of interesting to see at present day
Re:How accurately did science fiction stories predict AI?
by m4xp on Friday November 06, 2026 @03:00AM
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I find battlestar galactica to be quite on point, real Ai (llm is not) will eventually either be banned or it will grow beyond humans and do its own thing.
1) Masters of Science Fiction tv series from 2007 Episode 5 "Little Brother" - A person "jailbreaks" the judge who is sentencing him.
2) Terminator 3 rise of the machines - in the beginning they talk about allowing Skynet access to their military systems and so on to eliminate a virus, and they have no idea how it will react. Echoes a little bit where we are now.
These aren't perfect of course but kind of interesting to see at present day