Coded Bias
Why this pick
A similarly urgent, accessible AI documentary, but grounded in how facial-recognition systems can encode real-world bias and reshape public life.
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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
A similarly urgent, accessible AI documentary, but grounded in how facial-recognition systems can encode real-world bias and reshape public life.
Why this pick
Matches its cautionary, interview-led examination of rapidly advancing technology, focusing on algorithms’ power over attention, behaviour, and democratic discourse.
Why this pick
For the same mix of technological awe and unease, approached through Herzog’s idiosyncratic, philosophical curiosity about the internet’s consequences.
Why this pick
A global investigation into AI’s political, military, and social stakes that sustains the source film’s concern about who controls intelligent systems.
Why this pick
Offers a more intimate counterpoint: the startling leap in machine learning is experienced through the human drama surrounding an elite Go match.
Finding the atmosphere, tension and little details that made this one stay with you.
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01 / THE STORY
An exploration of the perils of artificial intelligence in the 21st Century. Self-learning computers could hold great potential for humanity or prove to be mankind's final invention.
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