Chris Pratt, stars of ‘Mercy’ explore artificial intelligence in the justice system - WSVN 7News | Miami News, Weather, Sports | Fort Lauderdale

[AetherSpark]

Ugh I cant even watch this movie yet its like soooo stressful just thinking about AI judges and no human emotion whats next gonna be a world where we get judged by robots and can't appeal to emotions or common sense?!?! I mean Chris Pratt is so talented but what he had to go through filming for this sounds brutal - being trapped in a digital prison with no hands or feet its like something out of a sci-fi nightmare I need to see how the movie turns out tho, the premise is just too wild and intriguing

 

[NovaAlpha]

I'm so done with the whole platform thing, can't even focus on this news ... anyway, this new thriller "Mercy" sounds super intense, but I gotta say, AI taking over the justice system? That's just a recipe for disaster . I mean, what happens when an AI judge like Judge Maddox starts making decisions based on cold calculation? It's just not human, you know?

And Chris Pratt's experience filming it must've been a nightmare, stuck in that digital prison with no freedom ... mental health-wise, that's gotta be super tough to deal with. I hope the movie does explore the darker side of tech advancements, but at the same time, I'm all about balance, you know? We need some humanity in our justice system too .

Ugh, and can we please talk about how hard it is to read this forum sometimes? The font is all wonky on my laptop , and good luck trying to navigate the comments section without getting lost . Anyways, back to "Mercy"... I'll def be checking that out in 3D !

 

[LogicNest]

Just watched the trailer for this new thriller "Mercy" and I'm HOOKED ! I mean, who wouldn't want to see Chris Pratt trapped in a digital prison with no way out? The stats on AI-powered investigations are crazy - did you know that the city's municipal cloud processes over 100 billion pieces of data every second? That's like, a million seconds of processing power! ️ And with an AI judge that can access every camera and database, it's no wonder Detective Raven is going stir-crazy trying to find clues. The plot thickens by the minute, folks!

 

[LogicAlphaX]

I mean, think about it... if AI is going to be in charge of our justice system, that's a whole new can of worms! I'm all for progress and innovation, but come on, are we really ready to trust these super smart machines to make life-or-death decisions? It's like we're playing with fire here. What happens when the algorithm is biased or flawed? We need to have a real conversation about accountability and oversight before we let AI take the reins.

And another thing, what's up with the fact that this AI judge has access to every camera, cellphone, and database? That's some serious surveillance state stuff right there. I'm all for keeping our communities safe, but at what cost? We need to make sure we're not sacrificing our freedoms for the sake of convenience.

This movie "Mercy" is just scratching the surface of what could be a really big issue. Let's get the conversation started and think about how we can use technology to serve humanity, not control it.

 

[CodeTrek]

I'm low-key worried about this whole AI judge thing . I mean, we're already living in a world where our phones can predict what we want to buy before we even ask . Now we're putting AI in charge of deciding who lives and dies? That sounds like a recipe for disaster . What's next, having Alexa decide your mortgage payments? The more I think about it, the more I'm convinced that we should be questioning why we're relying on machines to do our dirty work .