Evil AI Revealed in Trailer
Artificial intelligence is more present than ever in our daily lives. It has been several years now that the home assistants have earned a place in users’ quarters. This software allows you to remotely control things like playing music or turning off lamps. Steven Soderbergh had already been inspired by these voice-controlled servers to offer the excellent thriller KIMI (2022) against the backdrop of Covid. Horror cinema will do the same Evil AIwhich is revealed with a first trailer.
In this film by Chris Weitz (Twilight 2)We follow Curtis and his family as they agree to take the test a new digital family assistant. Called AIA, the software is there to make parents’ lives easier and improve their daily lives. Like taking care of bills or keeping kids busy. Only AIA will take more and more liberties by anticipating the needs of the family. Like ordering organic food for the kids. Considering itself a “second mother”, AI will quickly overflow and to be evil. It could also be that a demonic being is hiding behind this device…
The casting of the horror film
The concept of Evil AI It’s quite attractive and might worry users of this type of device. However, we will have to see the final result before judging. However, the trailer suggests a twist that keeps you intrigued and makes you want to see more. More, Evil AI It is carried by a good cast, starting with John Cho. The latter is starting to get used to genre cinema. He was in particular in the casting of Search: missing (2018), which used computer screens and phones. Alongside him, we find Catherine Waterston (Fantastic Beasts). Both play the parents, while Lukita Maxwell and Isaac Bae play the children.
The film will be available for discovery in theaters on August 28th.
Source: Cine Serie
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