电影《人工智能》英文剧本.doc

A.I. : Artificial Intelligence (2001)by Ian Watson and Brian Aldiss.The Complete Dialogue. Part One ATLANTIC OCEAN NARRATOR Those were the years after the ice caps had melted because of the greenhouse gases, and the oceans had risen to drown so many cities along all the shorelines of the world. Amsterdam. Venice. New York. Forever lost. Millions of people were displaced, climate became chaotic.Hundreds of millions of people starved in poorer countries.Elsewhere, a high degree of prosperity survived when most governments in the developed world introduced legal sanctions to strictly license pregnancies, which was why robots, who were never hungry and who did not consume resources beyond those of their first manufacture, were so essential an economic link in the chain mail of society. LIBRARY-CYBERTRONICS CORP. HOBBY To create an artificial being has been the dream of man since the birth of science. Not merely the beginning of the modern age, when our forebears astonished the world with the first thinking machines: primitive monsters that could play chess. How far we have come. The artificial being is a reality of perfect simulacrum, articulated in limb, articulate in speech, and not lacking in human response? SHEILA ：Ahhh!! HOBBY ...and even pain memory response. How did that make you feel? Angry? Shocked? SHEILA： I dont understand. HOBBY：What did I do to your feelings? SHEILA：You did it to my hand. HOBBY Aye. Theres the rub. Undress.At Cybertronics of New Jersey, the artificial being has reached its highest form. Universally adopted mecha, the basis for hundreds of models, serving the human race in all the multiplicity of daily life. Thats far enough. But we have no reason to congratulate ourselves. We are, rightly, proud of it, but what does it amount to? Sheila, open. A sensory toy, with intelligent behavioral circuits, using neurone sequencing technology as old as I am. I believe that my work on mapping the impulse pathways in a single neurone can enable u