Ghost in the Machine
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| Director: | Valerie Veatch |
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| Genre: | Documentary |
| Length: | 110 minutes |
Ghost in the Machine Synopsis
GHOST IN THE MACHINE is a visceral investigative essay documentary from director Valerie Veatch, whose past Sundance-premiering films Me @ the Zoo (HBO) and Love Child (HBO) explore how emerging technologies reshape identity, culture, and global power. This new film is her most ambitious work yet - over eight chapters, Veatch helms an urgent excavation of the philosophical, cultural, and political forces driving the global AI boom.
40 generous and brilliant leading AI experts, historians, philosophers, sociologists, journalists and thinkers discussed their work with filmmaker and mother of two Valerie Veatch. Over 100 hours of conversation, the contours of a story emerge – the story beneath the hype.
This is the only AI documentary on the market not paid for by tech billionaires or featuring the voices of tech billionaires.