VisionQuest: AI goes rogue, sparks debate
In Marvel’s VisionQuest series, a superpowered robot named Vision explores his identity and the world around him. This series delves into real-world generative artificial intelligence (AI) by examining whether machines can be considered people and if they pose existential threats. The show highlights how Silicon Valley uses science fiction to sell AI products. VisionQuest portrays AI characters…
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- VisionQuest explores AI's humanity
- Real-world incidents highlight AI risks
- AI characters portrayed as sentient beings
VisionQuest is what happens when AI really goes rogue
The Verge AI · 27 October 2026
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