Transcendence is a good film that aspires to greatness and falls a bit short. Jack Paglen's screenplay grapples with the always-relevant question of how far science can, or should, go toward creating artificial intelligence.
In the official poster, a sinister AI remnant of genius Dr. Will Caster evinces inhuman mastery of Filter > Pixelate > Mosaic. In the near future posited by the film Transcendence, which opens today, residents of Berkeley,
UC Berkeley engineering professors Michel Maharbiz and Jose Carmena appear in the “Promise of A.I.” featurette for the movie, “Transcendence.” The researchers were technical consultants for the film, which opens in theaters April 18. The movie
In most horror movies, the victims can be forgiven for their lack of sense. It's within the realm of possibility that a hormone-charged slightly dense 17-year-old might open the wrong door, utter the forbidden words or ignore the obvious warnings to
In most horror movies, the victims can be forgiven for their lack of sense. It's within the realm of possibility that a hormone-charged slightly dense 17-year-old might open the wrong door, utter the forbidden words or ignore the obvious warnings to