In a future where technology has taken over, the justice system is putting artificial intelligence in the driver's seat. The thriller "Mercy" brings this concept to life, as actor Chris Pratt navigates a 90-minute ticking clock on an AI judge he created.
Pratt plays Detective Raven, who finds himself trapped in front of an automated judge named Judge Maddox (played by Rebecca Ferguson). The AI, powered by the city's municipal cloud, has access to every camera, cellphone, and database. This technological behemoth is programmed with no room for human emotion or compassion, simply a cold calculation that will result in death if you commit a crime.
The twist? Finding the real murderer becomes increasingly difficult as the protagonist struggles to keep up with the relentless pace of AI-driven investigation. His only hope lies with his partner, played by Kali Reis, who utilizes a quadcopter to scour the city for clues.
"It's unlike anything I've done before," Pratt exclaimed. "It's action-packed, so you're gonna wanna see this in 3D. It's gonna be awesome."
However, the experience was far from enjoyable for Pratt himself. Being confined and unable to use his hands or feet due to his digital prison took a toll on him mentally.
"It was different for me," he said. "Being trapped in that location was challenging, and not being able to use my body to do what I normally would was tough."
The tension builds as the clock ticks down, with Pratt's fate hanging in the balance. Will he find a way to clear his name, or will the AI prove too powerful to overcome? The movie "Mercy" promises an edge-of-your-seat thrill ride as it explores the dark side of technological advancements in law enforcement.
Pratt plays Detective Raven, who finds himself trapped in front of an automated judge named Judge Maddox (played by Rebecca Ferguson). The AI, powered by the city's municipal cloud, has access to every camera, cellphone, and database. This technological behemoth is programmed with no room for human emotion or compassion, simply a cold calculation that will result in death if you commit a crime.
The twist? Finding the real murderer becomes increasingly difficult as the protagonist struggles to keep up with the relentless pace of AI-driven investigation. His only hope lies with his partner, played by Kali Reis, who utilizes a quadcopter to scour the city for clues.
"It's unlike anything I've done before," Pratt exclaimed. "It's action-packed, so you're gonna wanna see this in 3D. It's gonna be awesome."
However, the experience was far from enjoyable for Pratt himself. Being confined and unable to use his hands or feet due to his digital prison took a toll on him mentally.
"It was different for me," he said. "Being trapped in that location was challenging, and not being able to use my body to do what I normally would was tough."
The tension builds as the clock ticks down, with Pratt's fate hanging in the balance. Will he find a way to clear his name, or will the AI prove too powerful to overcome? The movie "Mercy" promises an edge-of-your-seat thrill ride as it explores the dark side of technological advancements in law enforcement.
. like, AI judges are still super far off from being able to pass judgment on humans without some human oversight. and what's with the 90-minute ticking clock? that sounds like a total cop-out 
. i mean, if you're gonna make a movie about an AI judge, at least have the balls to show how flawed it is in the first place 
. and another thing, where's the source on this tech being powered by the city's municipal cloud? that sounds like something out of a sci-fi novel 
. can't say i'm convinced by this whole premise...
No way, dude.
. We need to make sure our rights aren't being trampled on, not just because we're talking about individual freedoms, but also about the greater good 
. This movie might be thrilling, but it's also kinda scary... like, what have we gotten ourselves into? 
. I mean, what's next? AI-controlled police officers patrolling the streets? 
. Like, who decides to give an AI judge so much power? And what happens when it makes a mistake or gets hacked? 
The more I think about it, the more I wanna see this movie ASAP 
. It's gotta be some crazy thrill ride 
. Maybe they should do a behind-the-scenes doc or something 
. Like, what if it's not perfect and starts making mistakes? Wouldn't that be a huge problem? 
And what's up with the fact that it has access to EVERY camera, cellphone, and database? That sounds like some serious Big Brother vibes 
. I mean, isn't that just gonna lead to more surveillance and less personal freedom? 
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, this thriller is gonna make you wanna stick ur head out the window 
. I mean who needs human emotion when u got cold hard logic that'll send u to ur grave? 
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But what if it's just too believable? What if we get to a point where our justice systems are run by machines and we lose all sense of humanity in the process? 
. It's not just about the technology itself, but how it affects human relationships and trust.
. Being stuck in that digital prison must have been mentally taxing for him too 
. What if it gets hacked or biased against certain groups of people? It just doesn't feel right to me... And can we talk about the lack of emotional intelligence in this whole setup? No compassion, no empathy... it's like they're trying to create some kind of soulless robot judge 
. And what's with all these new-fangled gadgets like quadcopters? Back in my time, we didn't need drones to find clues... we just used our brains 
. I'm not saying technology can't be helpful, but sometimes it just makes things too complicated for its own good 
. At the same time, I gotta admit, the movie "Mercy" sounds like an intense thriller 
. It's crazy how much technology can impact our lives and it makes me wonder what other wild scenarios are waiting for us in the future 
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? We're already dealing with so much stress in real life why do we need an AI judge that's all about calculating punishment? Can't they just throw in some compassion or empathy into the mix? 
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Can't wait to see it in 3D 
anyway... AI taking over law enforcement is just so... 
But for real though, I'm worried how much realism they're gonna bring to this story. Like, will it be a totally accurate portrayal of what life would be like with AI-powered justice? Or is it just gonna be some action-packed thriller that glosses over the complexities? Either way, I'm down to watch it in 3D and see if Pratt can escape his digital fate!