Reviews

Humans in the loop

My Rating: 7.5

Preview:

In the era of AI, where every content, every information is available on fingertips, what we are missing is the finger touch of emotions, togetherness.

We have taught the child of AI a lot and are trying to feed emotions too. With implemented learnings, we, the humans are taking lessons on emotions from AI again, making a loop, where every human is trapped.

The overlap of emotions and AI is beautifully crafted in the story of the movie, "Humans in the Loop".

Review:

The movie is raw, bold, intense, and beautiful.

The concept of human emotions in the era of AI is presented in the form of a story of a tribal woman, struggling to make ends meet against various odds being faced by her.

The movie displays the unseen face of technology, rooting from a non-technical field, but highly educated in human emotions.

This small-duration creation captures a variety of subjects altogether without getting off-the-track and does justice to each shade it shadows—such as tribal daily life, tribal marriages not being legally recognized, teenage issues, parent-teen communication, single motherhood, the mental health of children with separating parents, the eco-forest system, tribal education, AI bias, and so on.

The profound relationship between mother and daughter is conveyed with minimal dialogue, using the support of cinematic expression and calm cinematography. The movie flows like a painful poem.

The strong and pure performances of each character make watching this treat a truly complete and effective experience.

Highly recommended for those craving a good, sensible story and a slow-burning, well-developed narration.