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"Super-Toys Last All Summer Long", short story, basis for "AI Artificial Intelligence" 93 wpm
"Super-Toys Last All Summer Long" A short story by Brian Aldiss, published in 1969. "AI Artificial Intelligence" is a 2001 science fiction drama film written, directed, and produced by Steven Spielberg, and based on Brian Aldiss #39;s short story "Super-Toys Last All Summer Long". Aldiss, in a January 1997 interview with Wired Magazine, said that in the early 90 #39;s he Stanley Kubrick made two collaborative attempts to turn his story "Supertoys..." into a script. "I can #39;t tell you how many directions we went. My favorite was when David and Teddy got exiled to Tin City, a place where the old model robots, like old cars, were living out their days. Stanley definitely had the ambition to make another big science fiction movie, but in the end, we didn #39;t get anywhere. Stanley called in Arthur Clarke and asked him to provide a scenario, but he didn #39;t like that, either.... "I have a feeling, having worked with him, that he hasn #39;t got the dashing confidence of youth," says Aldiss. "But of course, with age, you acquire a different sort of confidence." The director #39;s creative vision, meanwhile, is clearer than ever. "Stanley embraces android technology," Aldiss notes, "and thinks it might eventually take over -- and be an improvement over the human race." The original drafts made by Aldiss and Kubrick became the starting point for the project AI Aldiss was fired by Kubrick over creative differences in 1989. Bob Shaw served as writer very briefly, leaving after six weeks because of ...From:Gerald DunhamViews:1 0ratingsTime:31:01More inEducation

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