US Edition10 years later, ‘Ex Machina’ is electrifyingly relevant
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10 years later, ‘Ex Machina’ is electrifyingly relevant
“A god from a machine.” That’s the translation for the iconic phrase “deus ex machina,” which the title for Alex Garland’s 2015 science fiction film “Ex Machina” fittingly references. The phrase evokes images of a powerful being birthed from a mechanical womb — the perfect description of Ava (Alicia Vikander). In “Ex Machina,” she’s the world’s first sentient artificial intelligence created by tech CEO Nathan Bateman (Oscar Isaac), and her arriv…
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