This very short film is a meditation on loneliness, with musical accompaniment and a robot as the central character.Ī cruel experiment plays with three lives (3:32 min). “Robert” is a household robot who has little to do but prowl the house while the humans are away. The robot waits for the humans’ return (3:25 min). One could almost see something like “McPherson’s Toys” happening, as an office gag, but 500 years from now. “This planet is not in our co-ordinates.” (3 min) A space courier crew gets a surprise when delivering a mysterious machine to a strange planet. We sort films reviewed below by length in minutes and seconds so you can choose them based both on interest and on how much time you have: After the uproar, it is unlikely that they - or anybody - will do that again.
Then there was the time that a San Francisco hospital told a man he was dying via a robotic video cart. In the real world, AI medicine has been over hyped and underperforming: “Independent investigations are finding that AI algorithms used in hospitals are not all they claim to be.” Contrary to breathless pop science mag prose, it is not at all clear that AI performs better than physicians at diagnosis. The effort to cut medical costs by introducing “docbots” has been running aground of late. The scenario in the film, however, could be a long way off. “Instant Doctor” does a good job of portraying what goes wrong when medicine is treated like computer programming. The closing caption: Innovation is amazing. Not to spoil too much, a fateful diagnosis sounds like a medical encyclopedia entry conveyed in the most alienating way possible, followed by we wish you a pleasant life … we wish you a pleasant life … we wish you a pleasant life … In an interesting detail, he pays digitally in bitcoins. The last train is leaving in eight minutes but he decides to goes into a digital instant AI doctor cubicle - surreally represented. Review: In a futuristic subway station surrounded by the latest tech, gadgets, and gizmos, a middle-aged man (Fernando Alves Pinto) is all alone, suffering a troublesome respiratory problem. Instant Doctor is a short film to show appreciation for doctors and health-care human workers everywhere. change our lives? Will algorithms eclipse doctors entirely? We hope not. Did you ever wonder what will the future of health-care hold? How will advances in medical A.I.
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