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DESCRIPTION:<a href="http://popcornclubshanghai.com/event/watch-talk-black-
 mirror-uss-callister-the-ethics-of-sentient-ai-45844/register">Watch & Tal
 k: Black Mirror\, USS Callister - The Ethics Of Sentient AI</a>\nThere are
  few shows as much fun to watch and immediately argue about as Black Mirro
 r. Smart\, dark\, funny and eerily accurate\, its best episodes leave you 
 desperate to know what everyone else thinks. Let's watch some of its great
 est scenes from one of its best episodes together\, surrounded by people r
 eady to question\, laugh\, disagree and connect! Popcorn Club tech expert 
 and huge Black Mirror fan Omar will take us inside USS Callister\, one of 
 the show's most famous and beloved episodes\, to explore the ethics of sen
 tient AI. If an artificial intelligence could genuinely think\, feel fear\
 , experience pain and beg you not to hurt it\, would it still be just soft
 ware? What if that intelligence were a digital copy of you\, created witho
 ut your knowledge or consent? Through selected scenes\, we'll explore what
  sentience might actually look like and where the boundary between sophist
 icated programming and something deserving moral consideration might lie. 
 And that's where things get wonderfully uncomfortable. If digital beings h
 ave feelings\, can humans still own them as property? If you copy a person
 's mind without their consent\, has anyone actually been harmed? Do digita
 l clones deserve rights—and what evidence would finally convince us that
  an artificial being deserves the same moral consideration we give ourselv
 es? Expect classic Black Mirror darkness\, fascinating technology\, plenty
  of laughs and some seriously difficult thought experiments. It's the kind
  of story that people from completely different cultures can watch togethe
 r and end up debating long after the screen goes dark. 很少有剧集像
 《黑镜》这样，看起来爽，看完立刻就想跟人讨论。聪
 明、暗黑、有趣，而且准得吓人，它特别好的那几集让
 你看完特别想知道别人怎么想。让我们跟一群随时准备
 发问、大笑、反驳和共鸣的人一起，看其中一集最精彩
 的片段吧。 Omar会带我们走进“卡利斯特号”这一集——
 这部剧很有名、深受喜爱的一集——来探讨有感知AI的伦
 理问题。如果一个人工智能真的能思考、感受恐惧、体
 验痛苦，还求你手下留情，那它还能只是软件吗？如果
 那个智能是你自己的数字复制品，在你不知情或未经同
 意的情况下被创造出来呢？通过精选片段，我们会探索
 “感知”可能长什么样，以及精密编程和值得道德关怀
 的界限到底在哪。 [...]
DTSTAMP:20260815T205652Z
LOCATION:China\,\, Shanghai
SUMMARY:Watch & Talk: Black Mirror\, USS Callister - The Ethics Of Sentient
  AI
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