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🚨 Generations React to METROPOLIS: AI, Creativity & Female Robots?! 🚨
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"This is a hundred years of thought." - Jessica
It's the battle of the generations! Ok, it's really more observations, but who doesn't love a good debate?
This special episode is where minds of all ages collide to unpack the future through the lens of classic cinema! In this thought-provoking episode, Host, Syya (Gen X) with special guests, Tammy (Gen Z), Jessica (Millennial) and Patricia (Boomer) dive deep into the legendary sci-fi film Metropolis! This almost 100 year old movie depicts AI, Robotics, Society and so many images of what we think 2027 will look like.
👵👩💻👧 Watch as Boomers, Millennials, and Gen Z weigh in on:
🎬 The eerie evolution of the robot Maria
🎨 How AI is reshaping creativity in animation and music
🤖 The soul-chilling transfer of consciousness & female autonomy in robotics
🚗 Predictions Metropolis got right about our cities and transportation
🔐 Data privacy & the human side of artificial intelligence
💼 Is robotics a viable business — or just sci-fi fantasy?
✨ Calling the cool kids! Film buff, tech geek, or just love watching generations debate the past and future of tech, this episode is packed with hot takes, surprising insights, and a few jaw-dropping realizations about where we're headed.
Thank you to sponsor: @checkpoint
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Video Credit: @sneditor345
• Metropolis (1927) - The Cityscape
Video Credit: @RichardWhite_Composer
• Metropolis: Maria's Transformation (1...
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