Tech horror stories for Halloween


  • TECH
  • Monday, 28 Oct 2019

A number of films and TV shows have highlighted various aspects of technology, such as social media and videogames, as a sinister element that preys on people. — 123rf.com

A whole three decades ago, the 1984 flick The Terminator introduced the then novel idea of an artificial intelligence (AI) program that could become sentient and go rogue, to devastating effect.

The military defence network AI known as Skynet eventually came to the conclusion that humanity was the source of all the world’s ills and ended up launching a nuclear attack that would kill billions of people, an apocalyptic event that became known in the movie franchise as Judgement Day.

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