Overview
- The feature-length documentary opens in theaters with on-camera interviews from OpenAI’s Sam Altman, Anthropic’s Dario Amodei, and Google DeepMind’s Demis Hassabis.
- The film frames the AI debate through director Daniel Roher’s impending fatherhood, asking what kind of future today’s systems could create for a new child.
- Critics say the CEOs face little pushback, pointing to a moment when Altman says people should not trust him and the questioning stops there.
- The movie leans on colorful drawings, stop‑motion, and storybook narration to explain terms in plain language, which reviewers say helps newcomers more than specialists.
- Roher and co-director Charlie Tyrell end by urging viewers to pressure governments and companies on AI policy, a stance reviewers contrast with deeper calls for executive accountability and fuller critical voices like Timnit Gebru’s.