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Her (2013)

My new found ChatGPT AI resource has me going back to an old movie favorite and adding it to my permanent library. I didn't do this before because when I first saw the movie, I felt it was a bit too concerned with style and form for my taste... but the basic story is perfectly on point. It's been called the ultimate "breakup story" because it's about a man who forms a romantic relationship with an AI... and then learns that the AI is simultaneously having thousands of relationships just like theirs and he views this as " cheating " and feels hurt by it... which then prompts the AI to " break up " with him. Through this experience, he learns to move on and reconcile with the reasons why he sought the comfort of the romance with the AI in the first place. Before this new era of ChatGPT AI being a real thing, the average person viewed this film as outlandish science fiction. Now that it's actual reality, the credibility of the film has incre...

The Sound of Freedom

A discussion about the topic of child abuse that is in the public more right now because of the movie "The Sound of Freedom". CORY: I have heard that children on the street in places like Brazil are routinely killed because there are so many of them and their lives are not valued by the society they are born into. Is there anything on record that validates this? CHATGPT: As an AI language model, I don't have real-time access to current events or data beyond my last update in September 2021. However, it is important to clarify that making broad generalizations about an entire society or country can be misleading and unfair. While it is true that some regions in Brazil and other parts of the world have faced issues with violence, poverty, and neglect affecting street children, it is essential to avoid overgeneralizing and stigmatizing an entire society or nation. There have been documented cases of violence and mistreatment of street children in different parts of the world...