Werner Herzog on films created by artificial intelligence: “looks completely dead”

The legendary director and “Honey Bo Bo comes” Superfan Werner Herzog can see beauty in almost everything, with two noticeable exceptions: Chicken The art created by artificial intelligence. During the appearance of “Conan O’Brien” needs a friend, “ Herzog talked about the amazing possibilities made by technological progress, but expressed their regret for the absolute flammation of its application in the areas that require humanity.

A lot of conversation focused between O’Brien and Herwager on the idea of ​​the truth (suitable for a person who just wrote a book entitled The future of the truth), Which inevitably led them to a conversation about artificial intelligence. Herzog, a wonderful mixture of a somewhat removed man from technology but is also full of endless wonder about everything, he did not refuse technology from control, but he has some extreme concerns about it.

He said: “Amnesty International, I do not want to put it completely because it has great and wonderful capabilities.” “But at the same time, he is already on his way to take over … the overwhelming face of the future war will be.”

Also, he simply cannot find much value in artificial intelligence shows in artwork.

“I have seen films, short films, created entirely by artificial intelligence. The story, acting, everything. It looks completely dead. They are stories, but they have no soul,” he said to O’Brien. “They are empty and without two souls. You know that it is more common and the slightest filling billions and billions of information on the Internet. The common denominator can be found and nothing goes beyond this joint place in this manufacturing.”

This manufacturing of artificial intelligence is a real magic point for Herzog. In his new book, According to an extract from the new republicAmnesty International writes, “sees its accidental mistakes, reaches the strategies and decisions that were not programmed by humans,” and it is noted that its outputs reach “with a little chaos and deception, as is included in the human nature.”

While speaking to O’Brien, Herzog has raised how artificial intelligence generates these lies and how we have to move. Of course, cheating, demonstrations, and advertising – all of these things like the enemy. It exists, and we must be in a state of alert. ” His advice? Simply not take anything completely with the nominal value. “Once again, I say, when you are curious and reach different sources, you will find very quickly.”

In general, Herzog is not much for technology. He did not even have a mobile phone, according to his novel, he had to get one after he was unable to recover his car (18 -year -old Ford Explorer) from a garage in Dublin without downloading an application. But it is not that he is afraid. He does not trust him. “Everything that comes on your mobile phone or your laptop, and emails, whatever – you have to have no confidence, you have to suspect it,” said Opion. In response, O’Brien has offered that he is getting updates on his phone when his cat’s cats use it because it is linked to the Internet, and he suggested that it should be illegal for anything to ask for the application of the work.

Herzog touched the extent of the natural navigation technology of younger people, and how they discover an imagined email that he could not recognize. He compared the instincts of humans who use technology with prehistoric men who teach food and learning to avoid toxic berries. He said: “They had doubt about the natural participation of things, and it was very natural that we definitely assume that they did not hate nature.” “They only knew how to move. This is the same thing – you don’t have to hate the Internet, the cell phone and anything that will come to you in this new media, you just have to maintain a full level of doubt.”

All of this comes from Herzog’s greatest search for the truth, which is essential to his new book. In podcasts, stand, “Nobody knows what the truth is.” In some respects, it does not matter. O’Brien and Herzog is involved in art, the absolute truth is sometimes less than telling a good story. But in the rest of the world, the concept of truth is far -reaching, and the cause of conflict and conflict. Who do we work from?

“The truth is not somewhere far from the distance,” says Herzog. “It is the process of searching for this, and almost, and has doubts.” “Emotions make us a fact that they cannot be delivered at times,” O’Brien added at one time. Perhaps this is why artificial intelligence art is very fall. The truth lies in the emotion that the work transmits and provokes. Amnesty International has nothing to offer.