Introduction to "Mechanical Bride"
"Mechanical Bride" raises a big question mark: when code meets the depths of a person's soul, what will it be? Is it just a program or a love that spans species?
"Mechanical Bride", the world's first science fiction short that focuses on AI emotional ethics, tells a cross-species love story against the backdrop of the majesty of Dunhuang Gobi and the coldness of urban neon, which is enough to shake humankind's understanding of cross-species emotional communication.
Ming Ge became associated with the nursing robot Ahong due to a car accident. This AI numbered A-Amu R-0217 was supposed to execute the program coldly, but during the desert rescue, it showed that it transcended codes and was as brave, considerate and warm as humans - protecting humans with its mechanical body in sandstorms.
Zai Ming's ex-wife, fashion designer Wen Wen, and her husband, Zhi Ge, were on the verge of bankruptcy in the cold winter of the industry. The high cost of traditional models put them in a desperate situation. When A Hong's cracked AI model algorithm became a life-saving straw, behind the perfect smile of the virtual model, the robot's care and wisdom for human families were actually revealed.
The scene between Brother Ming and the robot at their wedding without a marriage certificate, when both parties introduced each other to each other, and when the robot said "I love you" affectionately, was deeply touching. It's moving.
"Mechanical Bride" uses 21 episodes of tender narrative to ask people's hearts: When human souls collide with robots written in codes, will loyal love arise? And can this kind of love transcend species barriers?
Are humans still qualified to use marriage certificates to define human-machine emotions?
