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 Hey Wisecrack, Greg here. Today we’re going  to talk about why you don’t really need to  

be afraid of some AI fueled robot with  AK’s for arms coming to snuff you out.  

No really: Talk about The Terminator series  tends to center around fears of the coming  

robo-pocalypse. You know, the day when a bunch  of roided-up R2D2s finally come for us.   

 And it absolutely will  not stop, ever! Until you are dead!

 But what if the  Terminator is really warning us  

not about some far-fetched apocalypse, but  a more subtle  danger that’s already here?  

We’ll explain in this Wisecrack edition on the  Terminator series. And, of course, spoilers ahead.

 And now, a quick recap. When an AI system  designed to run America’s defense network becomes  

self-aware, it decides that the safest course of  action is to nuke the hell out of humanity. And,  

honestly, I get it. Anyway, after the mushroom  clouds disperse, a war rages on between man and  

machine until the robot army decides to send  a Terminator back in time with one mission:  

Kill this perfectly-nice lady, Sarah Conner,  BEFORE she gives birth to the future leader of  

the human resistance. But humans from the future  send back their own soldier to protect her,  

and the race is on: Who will get to Sarah  Conner first and change the course of history?

 Subsequent films in the  series have given us good Arnold,  

 His name is Mateo. I met his  mother Alysia a few months after I killed John.

 But each new installment  revolves around this same basic premise:  

An evil AI tries to kill us all and a robo-soldier  goes back in time to try and save us all,  

even people who drink hot coffee through straws.  While the sequels have really leaned into the  

sci-fi action thing, the original  is essentially  a horror film. Like many classic slashers,  

it sees a cold-hearted, human-but-not-human  entity stalking relentlessly after what film  

scholars call a “Final Girl,” aka the  female character fated to survive all  

the villain’s bullshit. Unlike other horror  antagonists, but exactly like Mark Zuckerberg,  

the Terminator puts the cold, ruthless precision  of a computer into a human body. It’s creepy as  

all hell. This basic juxtaposition, between  humanity and dead-eyed machine-like logic,  

is what makes the movie so scary. It also  makes you wonder what Siri’s REALLY capable of.

: I could kill you and  they would never find the body.

 Personally, that’s way  scarier to me than global nuclear war.  

But let’s put killer robots aside. Because  the REAL strength of the series’ commentary  

is the way it highlights the subtle dangers  already posed by existing technology.  

The original movie was set, and released,  in 1984, at which point our daily lives  

had become increasingly automated, and  increasingly reliant on machines.  And  

it’s this dependence on technology that primes  many of the Terminator’s victims for the kill. 

Ginger. While her boyfriend is being attacked  by a burly android invader, she remains  

blissfully unaware thanks to the headphones  blaring those irresistible eighties tunes.

 Cut to 2020, and we’re so  dependent on technology that I, for one,  

have basically hot glued my  airpods into my ear holes.   

And not to sound like a Boomer, but I’d say  that spending most of our lives on screens  

often cuts us off from the outside world. And  it’s not just about how you almost got hit by  

a car cause you were sexting, either. It’s  also how technology stops working for us.  

Throughout the first movie, the communication  technology that the characters rely on  

constantly fails them.  Phone calls are  missed, voicemails go unchecked and Ginger’s  

boyfriend embarrassed himself by launching into  a steamy monologue to his girlfriend’s roommate.

 And then... I'll pull  your panties off with my teeth. 

 Happens to the best of us!  I've been there man, believe me.  

And even after the police know that Sarah is  in trouble they still can’t get a hold of her.

 The police keep transferring me  around. I'm gonna give them another try.

 Here, the web of connections that  is our safety net comes unraveled in a time  

of real crisis. And that was just in 1984. These  days, if the internet went out, the world would  

probably collapse into chaos. Basically, when  so much of our communication takes place from  

a distance and is mediated by technology, we’re  left vulnerable in more ways than one. The scene  

in which Ginger has sex with her boyfriend without  removing her headphones can even be read as  

a comic indication of how technology has come to  interrupt even our most intimate forms of contact.  

A study from last year found that 20% of  AirPod users have enjoyed a similar experience,  

hopefully while listening to This American Life. However, the recording that plays out in response  

to the police’s unanswered calls  indicates an even deeper problem. 

 Hi there...hahaha fooled  you, you’re talking to a machine.

 The T-800 tracks Sarah down by  impersonating her mother on the phone,  

showing how easily good technology can trick us.

 Today, Twitterbots and chatbots alike  are both effective because they give us the  

sensation of speaking to a real human being.  Of course, whether they’re being used to rile  

us up or calm us down, they elicit an emotional  response, and that response can be exploited.  

And this is a fear that becomes more potent  every year. The T-800’s vocal mimicry might  

have been sci-fi back in 1984 but it’s  eerily real in the age of Deep Fakes.

 I don't want to have to say  it because who knows when you're going to run  

 Just last year, an AI was able to  impersonate Joe Rogan’s voice well enough to  

convince listeners they were speaking with  the podcaster himself. At the same time,  

visual Deep Fakes are becoming an easy way  to spread very convincing misinformation.

 President Trump is a total and  complete dip****. Now see I would never say  

these things, at least not in a public address. But!  Someone else would. Someone like... Jordan Peele.

 These days, fear of being lulled into  a false sense of security by computer tricks is  

very, very real. And Samantha, I don’t care if  you’re actually a 71 year old inmate named Rod,  

what we had was special and I’ll never regret  

it. And, of course, unlike in 1984, computers are  now integral to the fabric of our daily lives.   

This reality was explored in a fun, if not  completely successful sequel from last year,  

Terminator: Dark Fate. Once again, the series  tries to warn us about the very real technological  

threats we face today, threats Mackenzie Davis’  robot arm can’t possibly protect us from.  

Dark Fate puts its hero, Dani, in much the same  position as Sarah and John Connor before her  

aware that a single-minded killing machine is on  her trail and desperate to disappear. Of course,  

it’s basically impossible to get off  the grid when the grid is everything.

every Gas station and 7-11 has cameras? No one  walks through this world without leaving a digital  

 Throughout the movie, the Rev-9  is able to track its prey by tapping the  

huge web of internet-connected devices that  now span the globe. In the original film,  

the T-800 happens to be in Sarah’s apartment when  she leaves a voicemail revealing her location.

 Ginger this is  Sarah! Pick up if you're there. I'm  

at this place on Pico Boulevard called Tech Noir!

 The Rev-9 doesn’t have to rely on such  old-school tricks. Thanks to our smartphones and  

other devices, we all leave a Godzilla-sized  digital footprint everywhere we go. While it  

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