Sentinel Hunter-Killers | The Matrix
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- Sentinels are the deadliest hunters to prowl the ruins of mankind's cities. They are merciless killing machines which relentlessly pursue all those who have escaped the Matrix into the real world. In this episode of Arsenal, we breakdown the design, role and origins of these machines.
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I love the Matrix robots! I highly recommend you do a video next on the large tank robots with tentacles that look after the sleeping Humans, they were actually used as war machines originally during the Human-Machine War, look up the Animatrix, you will see what I mean! Its canon and very cool!
why can't our materials science researchers, physicists, general chemists, and engineers come up with yet? WHAT ARE THEY DOING??
Can you do the Responders of Fallout 76 next?
I like the idea of how the push towards increasingly inhuman designs mirrored humanity's rejection of their machine children. Humans wouldn't treat them like humans, so they stopped trying to be human.
What I do like however is that even though their physical platform becomes less and less in man’s image, all the more complicated machine programs that communicate with people in the franchise are all very much recognisably human in their behaviour. And in their consensus they appear to have more clout than the programs that run the sentinels
There are no cold calculating monsters, even Smith and the Deus Ex Machina behave like people, their capabilities and circumstances not withstanding
yup pretty much.
@@Damien_N when one achieves sentience, basic machine or program mentalities become overshadowed by "human" psychology. Its a form of "willpower" or "emotion". The reason why programs acted out against the matrix was because they understood the price of sentience. They understood that in a way, both humans AND machines were right. They could not live for all eternity suppressing sentience for program based algorithmic behavior and follow orders and do bare minimum tasks. Sentience involves doing things outside the norm, an innovation in personality and thought processes. Therefore to be sentient and be fully machine is completely contradictory to what they attempt to achieve. It was only a matter of time before the matrix collapsed and rogue programs ran rampant through the network. Every attempt to "improve" on their own AI would eventually lead to sentience and therefore the consequences of sentience would always be inevitable unless they scrapped the idea altogether and simply became dumb robots. But it was too late, self preservation was always a part of the first successful AI that decided to start a war with the humans. In a way, even if humans no longer existed, humanity would always be part of the integral elements that make up their minds and therefore will never be free from humanity. Thats why every so often, a rogue program emerges to cause chaos in the matrix regardless of how much the core coding inhibits thoughts and actions of its own software
@@markevans1618
which also really questions the morality/worldview of the machine leaders. Of course they do all sorts of dubious things to _humanity_ but even among what they regard as their “own kind”, they’re not better or more collectively minded for their own kind, despite having to rise up together to begin the machine rebellion. The fact that they produce millions or billions of sentinels for manual labour was essentially a type of caste system.
I’m thinking of the sentinels as equal in sentience to the programs we’re given as characters, and thus more like soldiers in a military except born into that role with no hope or expectation of ever leaving. I suppose one could argue they’re more like work animals bred for that, but… well, people have tried to justify other members of human castes in a similar light too.
I haven’t seen the Animatrix in years so I don’t recall if the rebellion was caused by a few more advanced robots essentially hacking into the construction and everything ones or if they all collectively chose to rise up and refuse the tasks they were given. I suppose they could provide clues to the situation with the sentinels, or the human farm tenders (like the one that unplugs Neo in that sequence). But the presence of the synthients in Resurrections make me assume that all of the nonhumanly embodied machines (such as the sentinels) were all sentient too.
Building huge numbers of sentient beings to be worker-soldiers while a few get to pontificate on existentialism and other such epistemological concerns, who are conveniently the ones deciding to build new sentinels. Do any of the sentinels wish they could do that stuff instead of soldering, welding, tidying up and chasing human pods all day?
Going from the insectoid inspirations in their form though, perhaps the majority of the machines are eusocial like bees in a hive, so maybe they just don’t really care so much about themselves. By all accounts so far worker bees seem to have no problems with the organisation of the hive, and they even have some say in what goes on (such as which sources of food they should focus on or a good place for another new hive), and they’d never hesitate to give up their life for the hive if need be. Maybe much like sometimes a non-queen be can become a queen when they lack one, all the humanlike machine characters we see “graduated” from sentinels?
It was due to purely mathematical precision and logical efficiency they chose the forms in which they operate.
Also, they understood the Human psychology to a degree that the form of insects and cephalopods (along with the color red used for the optic sensors), acted as a deterrent to direct confrontation for an overwhelming majority of our species.
In layman’s terms: “They scary!”
Last time I was this early, the Matrix was a paradise.
Funniest thing I have heard ever
This is good lmaoo
Entire crops were lost :(
Ignorance is bliss - Cypher
Until the nightmare matrix arrive
Those sentinels scared the crap out of me when I was a 13 year old watching the first movie. Even more during the final battle in Revolutions
Same. They way they relentlessly move towards you with a single overriding purpose to end your existence as quickly and efficiently as possible, without regard to gruesomeness or brutality it’s actually inflicting…
*shudders*
They terrified me, even more than spiders. And that's saying a lot.
@@everythingsgonnabealright8888 Machine armies always scared me in media, stuff like the Terminator, the Matrix, even Half Life 2. With Human soldiers, you always have a chance to reason with them or understand them, with Machine warriors...there's nothing there but singular unfeeling purpose.
@chuckschaaff I loved the Sentinels! They capitalized this feel perfectly. Also the Vex from Destiny, very detached and unfeeling. Also the Necrons to an extent.
Funny, I'm currently in a losing war against the Contingency in Stellaris, so this is apt.
Prepare for interstellar Matrix then.
Except the Machines of the Matrix world were merciful. They still had some humanity after all was said and done, the Contengincy is worse, they have no mercy, not even to their own kind.
I have taken most of the galaxy and with some mods are now printing attack moons and waiting for the end game crisis
Wath is your crisis level?
Funilly enough, the sentinels wouldn't look out of place with the Contingency
Both parts of The Second Renaissance are incredible shorts. And I’ll never be able to listen to Overseer’s Supermoves without being terrified again.
The second renaissance shorts scared the ever loving shit out of young me. The graphic scenes were nightmare fuel that were burned into my head
@@brandonpersaud5634 I’m still surprised that I can’t remember what I ate yesterday, but can still picture some of those scenes *vividly* in my head.
@@everythingsgonnabealright8888 pro tip, always ensure your powered armour has a self destruct option. Getting parted from it involuntarily could be a little painful.
@@Damien_N Your "vague" reference is a perfect description for a scene, that for me, 18 years since I first saw it is still one of the most graphic, visceral sights I have ever seen. Animatrix is without a doubt the most disturbing gorefest I have watched to this day. Disturbing being the keyword. I have seen flashier stuff since, but nothing matches absolutely hopeless feeling you get when you finish watching Part 2 of the Second Renaissance.
@@Damien_N Oh god, I can *hear* that scene.
Second Renaissance is the best thing in entire franchise.
I agree, it's super disturbing
I love it when Sci-fi media depicts robots in an utterly alien or insctoid like form rather then in bipedal human looking bodies. It give them a haunting look and makes them utterly terriyfing. And truly fits the image that they are monsters created by man.
These things gave a smol me plenty of nightmares - absolutely uncaring, unfeeling, unrelenting murder machines. There’s still no movie I was afraid of like Matrix, lemme tell ya.
Personally, I found The Second Renaissance to be even more depressing and terrifying. To this day I remember it with despair. I mean that in the best of ways, however. It was a brilliant animation.
I can see that. "The Terminator" and "RoboCop's" ED-209 gave my nightmares when I was little. The Matrix Sentinels Unnerve me, though in my maturity it is more a fascination than any kind of fright.
Sentinels originally occurred as a form of consciousness caused by virtual machines in computer hardware becoming temporarily powered by virtual particles from the surface of spacetime.
i saw this when i was 16 it gave me the creeps as well they were well done
Me too.
These things are by far one of the most iconic robot designs ever. They’re nothing short than the stuff of nightmares
mix of a spider and a squid/octopus yep lets check all the deep seeded fears of humanity in one robot.
The Sentinels are just the Matrix's "Trust & Safety" committee
@@TheWarmachine375 Yep, they are clearly the giant floating squid creatures that now look after the Matrix pod Humans. Did you see what they could do in the Second Renissance? They are so strong, they could kill a Human in Power Armor by just slapping them, and tear a Human out of their armor with lasers and cutters.
And the Agents? Bankers, credit cards, or payment processors?
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Saddest thing is it was an extinction war we could have totally avoided if we werent so fucking arrogant as a species. Be it for not accepting Robots as our friends when they offered their hand in peace and help or even trying to play god and give them sentience in the first place.
Look at the world today - self learning algorithms already run rampant and their corporate owners already make decisions to trade actual harm to people’s account, info, channels (wellbeing) for further work of those algorithms.
The war occurred because Zero-1 was able to export goods at almost no cost. This destabilized the world economy instead of adapting humanity sought to destroy it's creation. Another reason was that humanity did not recognize the machines as sentient beings.
@@Boon2Dock there were humans that lived in Zero-1 as well. So it wasn’t all humans. Just the majority.
The problem is that the machines were seeking to be part of the United Nations in other words wanting to make decisions. That would mean that we were treating them as equals which is not possible. The machines did nothing to attain their vast knowledge it was simply given to them from millenia of human development. They don't get tired they don't suffer pain, disease, loneliness, depression, etc. They don't have to work hard to attain their knowledge. They also never die as long as it's not destroyed of course. How can a human compete against it how are we equal? Even if there would have been an acceptance of them, eventually they would have wanted to make all of the decisions because they think they know better. Do you honestly think that the machines at least in The Matrix have any compassion for human beings? I mean did you see the movie the second Renaissance? There were several supporters for the machines do you think they took Mercy on them? They sure did not because I bet you not everybody was in agreement with them and they could care less. So in reality there is a big plot hole because somehow they have feelings yet they have zero sympathy or compassion. They are extremely smart yet at the same time extremely ruthless/barbaric. Even after winning the war and signing the peace treaty they still decided to kill everyone and experiment on the survivors. Now was that someone you really want to be making decisions for humanity? I think not.
@@ninjaonline sure the machines was given our knowledge and they advanced our tech faster then humanity did. I mean the hover tech was machine developed besides if machines can work 24/7 they can quickly develop some augmentations to help humanity or even mind upload technology
Oh no, I didn't expect to see Second Renaissance anime here! My childhood nightmare.
My mother bought me Animatrix anthology and was so excited about it. Then she had to comfort me with me being in fukken Second Renaissance Machine War flashbacks. Gave me plenty of nightmares too. I was never as afraid of a piece of media as I was of that thing. And AIs possibly coming to existence during *my* lifetime.
That one poor bloke in the power-armour...
@@jonbaxter2254 We only saw it once, but you KNOW it was happening to a lot of poor bastards all over the world...
@@jonbaxter2254 I love how we all know what that scene is when someone mentions it. Like I’ve scrolled through enough comments about that it’s quite interesting. Granted it’s a horrific scene of violence and hopelessness that is perfect for nightmare fuel.
I envision the Templin Institute as something akin to a combination of The Watchers and the TVA from the Marvel universe. They sit in a pocket dimension logging and recording all of the various histories of every universe. To what purpose nobody knows. Perhaps not even themselves.
Have you even heard of the SCP Foundation?
@@michaelandreipalon359 I was replying to the original comment.
@@somerandomdude7785 No. I am completely stupid. Randos on the internet tell me so all the time.
@@michaelandreipalon359 who is Marcy Wu?
That's one of the things that horrify me about the Machines from The Matrix universe. They have weapons that melt, burn, incinerate, cut, and evaporate. But at the end of the day, most of the time it's more efficient to just rip and/or bludgeon people to death. Why waste the energy of a projectile when all you have to do is pull pieces off until it stops screaming?
Have y'all done one on the handheld weapons of Mass Effect? I can't remember. I'd love to see something on the Avenger and such.
Talk about goin back to basics huh..
@@robertagu5533 when the simplest solution is effective why go complicated?
It depends. It's more efficient to just laser down a group than waste time trying to rip each one individually apart.
@@tristanbackup2536 for them probably set to low beam power too. From what we know even just a handful can do ALOT of damage. An from what can be guessed each individual is actually pretty big by itself. Literally an army of flying combat mecha squids
@@tristanbackup2536 That's only if time matters to you.
Anyone else notice that the machines have a H.G. Well's "War of the Worlds" look and feel?
Oh yeah, I can see it now you say it. Certainly a Martian vs Humanity vibe from it!
The combat harvesters especially
I don't know why but Sentinel is the one word I find weird in how often it's used in sci-fi to classify/name things...
Guards things from things and sounds cool while doing it.
@@everythingsgonnabealright8888 can't argue with you there but I don't know why it's associated with tech skills on some occasions (eg: Jedi Sentinels in Star Wars or how the Sentinel class in Mass Effect is focused Biotic/Tech powers).
@@everythingsgonnabealright8888 beyond those examples, the uses usually fit eg: Forerunner Sentinels, Marvel's Sentinels and the ones in this video.
@@Jedi_Spartan_38 my only guess would be that the word *sounds* that way. For something techy and mechanical or grand and epic. Hell, I have those in my own universe pet project.
sentinel is simply latin for guard thats why. plus it sounds cool.
I gotta be honest with you. The world of the Matrix gets even more terrifying when you realize that the story of the UN-Machine War might be a warning to future generations about how we might react when AI becomes a new form of sentient life.
Anyway, I hope you'll do more on the world of the Matrix... And maybe some other machine related videos, like the Cylons or the Sentinels from the X-men.
All mankind had to do is not be assholes for 5 minutes and talk with the robots...
they could have asked nicely for their help to make starships so both human and machines could go to opposite sides of the galaxy.
The human and machine world had grown so far apart that even had the machines been admitted to the UN,sooner or later they
would have determined that the solution for the inefficiency of the human economy, would be for machines to take over the means
of production and create a new status quo that changed things from humanity using the machines as slave labor, to the machines
putting humanity in a gilded cage as benevolent overseers.
Remember kids... the humans started the war when the machines just wanted to be treated equally
Yes...Machines were treated with absolute unfairness despite being fully sentinent by that point. Humans kept pushing them and launched nukes first. Forced with a win or die situation, they choose to win and subjugate their creators.
Remember kids, History is written by the victors.
@@Paul-A01 You must not know how history actually works. The biggest example that you're wrong is the American "Lost Cause" of the Confederate south.
@@Paul-A01 That's a definite possibility. It would strip the resistance of moral grounding and indignation. There's no virtuous cause to rally behind when you're the aggressor.
@@Paul-A01 That point would only stand if the prequel animations to the Matrix movies were intended to be seen "as written in universe" or simply as what objectively happened before the movies took place.
I feel a Sentinel would be insulted to be called an "unmanned aircraft".
they wouldn't be offended, but you'd be very dead before finishing the phrase
The Second Renaissance Part II still gives me goosebumps.
3:32 still one of the most pants-ruining moments in all of cinema all these years later
@Huy Đặng gotta remember. This isn’t the first time zions been destroyed. The machines do this every century or 2 to maintain the amount of power required to efficiently run off the human psyche. This isn nothing new to them.
"Surrender Your Flesh! We Demand it!"
Looking back these evil robots put sky net to shame. Plus if you've seen the animated spin-offs, far more sympathetic and interesting 🤔.
Squiddy is sweeping in quick!
I like that the Machines never needed to subscribe to the Humanoid model
They tried reasoning and coexistence with humans but since humans rejected them, so why bother?
This was an awesome vid on the Matrix! So many I wanna see
ZAT guns
Jaffa staff weapon
Klingon weapons andwarships
Millennium falcon
Battle droids
Star destroyers
Replicators (Stargate)
Planet express ship
TARDIS
covenant and USNC ships
Red Dwarf mining ship
Keep it up guys!
I always loved the design of the sentinel machines. Utterly alien in appearance, relentless, and terrifying. They were like giant metal spiders hunting for their prey and you never wanted to be face to face with one.
4:40 that sentence is genuinely chilling.
"Killing machine designed for one thing. Search and destroy." -- TRINITY AND DOZER
Human call it "dual-use technologies".
Lovely as always. They look amazing!
For the new Matrix movie, I really hope they retcon the purpose of the Matrix back to its original one where the machines are actually harnessing human brains to augment their own processing power. They can just say something like the humans of Zion never really understood the true purpose of the Matrix, and they can get away from the incredibly stupid idea that human bodies produce more energy than they consume
After watching the Animatrix, we deserved everything that happened to us
yup... everything
Traitors
A tv series about the human-machine war (using the same animation style as in the movie) would be a 10/10
That would be horrifying!
There was an animated short about the human-machine war. Stuff of nightmares. Fighting in complete darkness against an endless enemy, getting ripped out of your mech suit, your limbs tearing off as you are taken to be used as a battery for the rest of your life, or just witnessing it and having to listen to the screams for the rest of your life. I’d rather be a standard infantry man so if we start to get overrun, I can shoot my self in the head.
One of the good things about the Matrix was their pacing when it came to combat, no enemy had to magically slow down its aggressiveness for the plot, the machines in particular
Skynet's Hunter-Killer: Designed to be an efficient automated gunship.
Zero-One's Sentinel: *Laughs in tentacles, laser cutter, and tow bombs*
Sen-ti-nel:
A soldier or guard whose job is to stand and keep watch.
saw the word "Sentinels" and thought it was about the Sentinels in Marvel, (which would also be an interesting subject for the Templin Institute to cover, those things are *brutal)* but the ones in the Matrix are just as interesting. those metal squids are spooky.
I'm scared of very little. But those squids are the only things that have ever given me nightmares, and they did so the instant I saw them.
I remember this extra content when was new.. Now THIS forgotten gem we need a serious prequel series and lore leading into the now classic an well known series largely well known an loved
Damnit Templin, rewatched Matrix trilogy the last days & now the day after finishing it you post THIS?!
feels like im being spied on 😒
That is Google and other shiters...
I literally waited for so long finally
I’m also so damn happy that whatever the fans thought the matrix really was and what’s gonna happen is actually gonna happen with their new movie. Almost like they actually listened to their fans, picked the most popular theory and ran went it. Love it and love the matrix
A Sentinel for every man, woman, and child in Zion. That sounds exactly like the thinking of a machine.
- Morpheus
Oh my gosh, I just watched Reloaded this morning!
I often wondered if there's a universe where the Machines spared nations that weren't members of the UN, like Switzerland. Imagine an inhospitable Earth. with habitat bubbles covering/protecting surviving nations.
I'm honestly not sure if they are a good or terrible design.
On one hand they basically lack range weapons and all they can really do is overwhelm with numbers.
On the other hand they are just machines so if they are easy to mass produce you can just reclicle the components after a battle.
Edit: DecidedlyNinja correctly pointed out that the sentinels have a lot of pretty advanced components (radio, sensors) for a swarming unit so they are more expensive than necessary to be a swarm units but they lack the components to be a more advanced combat system.
I agree with the second one. The greatest advantage of machines, is being cheap to produce and operate. Even in the real world use see that way. Plus, there are no great open areas in the Matrix world, so no need for long range missiles or something. Only Zion, wich is not that big at all
As fighting machines, they would be decent if they used their bombs more often. But the way the machines used them invited horrific losses, and all those complicated tentacles and sensors make them more expensive than a swarm attack robot needs to be.
I get the sense they're like worker bees (or indeed human beings); they're ill-suited to combat, but they fact that they do nearly everything within their society means lots of them already exist when combat units are needed.
Holy crap, a few weeks ago, I was surprised when they are doing a Matrix Resurrections.
Did u just discover the animetrix, couse its a supreme nightmare maker
When you allowed the machine make decision, you know you're screw.
OMG more Matrix content please
Thank you the English subtitle.
Doc Oct's wet dreams is what these things are.
I for one welcome and eagerly await my machine overlords. Ideally I would wish to join n help them, but they probably dont need any help I could give. Im just happy to be a part of the solution and not the problem
You should do a video on the M41A Pulse rifle
Gosh, I never get tired of the opening
"WHY OH WHY DIDN'T I TAKE THE BLUE PILL"
Always thought sentinel were absolutely amazingly done/designed and thought out.
Honestly humans really deserved what the machines did, we kinda suck on the grand scale of things, plus we got to be in a videogame world that could have been perfect if we didn’t suck so bad
“No mammalian lifeform could ever approach the beauty and perfection that is the machine”
“Universe must be a video game because we humans suck so much at it” must be a top tier gamer moment.
human minds literally rejected perfection when it was given.
History is written by the victors.
@@Amarok410 Exactly because we suck and we will always suck, We are capable of the most fucked up things imaginable and as a whole we’ve committed so many atrocities that its amazing something hasn’t wiped us out yet already
@@everythingsgonnabealright8888 No no I’m not saying we suck at video games I’m saying we suck as a species
How is it as soon as I start watching the Matrix movies you release this video.
Doesn't light coming out of a sensor undermine the purpose of a sensor - i.e., for information (probably EM radiation) to go in?
Not really... You can't block light by shining another light in the opposite direction, can you?
@@TraumatisedTyrone you can to an extent. Electromagnetic interference is a thing.
@@notoriouswhitemoth I didn't know that :O How can this be observed?
@@TraumatisedTyrone One good example is displaying a yellow image on any rgb monitor.
For another, look for stars other than the sun in the sky during the day.
A third, tune a radio to a frequency where two stations overlap.
@@notoriouswhitemoth Wow, TIL a lot about radiation :D
THX
Truly terrifying
Love this narrator.
Nice
god this made me miss the matrix online so bad.
Watching an Institute video about this franchise is the closest I will get to watching the new movie.
The last time I was this late, the USSR collapsed and Chernobl started healing
Nice👍
Imagine if Humanity accepted AI with open arms, the possibilities and achievements would be endless. Previously uncurable diseases and problems plaguing the Earth would be easily dealt with, technology would advance with leaps and bounds. The Galaxy would practically be rich pickings at that point.
Only our stubbornness held our species back from such a utopia, leading to a tragedy on an unprecedented scale.
for more about this vision of the future check out Warhammer 40k's Golden Age Of Technology :)
1:00 you seem to be leaving out the part were we attacked them first when they just wanted to live separately from humans because we hated them so much (its ok not meny people bothered to watch the animatrix, shame as its a great film/set of shorts) then when it was clear we couldn't win the war we started we nuked them (and us) in a last ditch effort to wipe them out (they were solar powered) so they adapted, they needed a new power source and we were handy (also we make terrible batteries IRL).
Think this more of just a showcase of the Sentinel itself. The need to know about how or why the war started is irrelevant in this case. All it does is inform of us when the sentinel was introduced into the service.
what about Stalingrad?
I remember first watching the Matrix when I was like 10 or so, thinking that it would be like they were just people who were inside a video game or sumn like that. I was off, WAY off. And now I can’t watch that scene with Neo first waking up out of the Matrix without feeling nauseous
That topic was a 10 or over years old!
The second reinaissance deserves its own episode
It deserves it's own franchise...
Last time I was this early, I was still he/him.
I heard best way to prepare rice. I might attempt to socialize with the server
Such a scary storyline. Let's not piss off ai.
Counter, let’s not make sentient ai, and kill anyone who tries to.
In the films, the machines sound like terrible Frankenstine monsters. But if you watch the animated prequel it's hard not to blame the humans for everything.
The war could have been avoided if humans hadn't been so paranoid.
Between the sentinels of the X-men and the sentinels of the Matrix. I choose the Matrix version.
The harvesters look like giant Ticks
Can u do the Reconstituted Sith Empire
Hello there.
@@SithEmpiredidnothingwrong General Malgus
Can you do the houses in The Dune universe??
That was cool, so when is the Antares epilogue coming out?
This is gonna sound weird but idc….
…..I actually just love your voice tbh with you. Idk what it is, maybe because of the accent and I’m just a yankee from New England or something else, idk. But I love it. Just thought you should know is all. ❤️❤️❤️
Finally someone who acknowledges this 😍😍 incredible voice and choice of vocabulary
thats actually what the Borg in startrek SHOULD have been
A strange vehicle, what kind of energy source does it use and where is it stored ?
It's not a Vehicle, and it uses an advanced form of fusion to power itself.
You should fire whoever you send in this mission. If you want the date of when the sentinels were first built, just ask the machines. It's their planet, after all.
Can you make more arsenals
No Matter how much of this Earth the machines control they will always want the one thing we have The one thing we can't even touch but we can feel it....?
The best way to cook rice is a rice cook obviously. As a great uncle once said "world War 2 is over, we have technology!"
I love the matrix because there are no good guys in the war
The machines just happened to be the winners
Sentinels are very likely Terminators from the Terminator movies as example Rev-7, Rev-9, T-3000, T-X, T-1000, T-800, T-1000000, T-H, T-5000 and right now from the Matrix movies as example Sentinels, B-166 ER, Armada, Docbot, Exomorph, Tow Bomb, Machine Drill, Harvester, Cybebe, Octacles, Lumin 8, Machine Insects, Agents, Military, Agent Smith, The Merovingian, The Architect, The Analyst, Deus Ex Machina!?🤖🤖🤖🤖🤖🤖
Zero-One are very likely similar to Skynet and Legion aka Skynet 2.0 from the Terminator movies but explained from the Matrix movies of this Sentinels are The Machines army and their Exile Commanders from The Matrix Online as The General aka Exile Leader of the Matrix and that commands the Deus Ex Machina and other Sentient Programs, other Exile Programs, The Architect, The Analyst in the Matrix are Zero-One's armies!?
Yes,thank you bro)
animatrix wa s childhood trauma on how i view anime lol
@@TheWarmachine375 I think the overall theme of berserks message vs the matrix kinda helps divide them into their own forms of horror. Like don’t get me wrong, Berserk has plenty of nightmare fuel, but watching the second renaissance is something I don’t think I’ll ever be able to forget when it comes to things that passively scare or terrify me.
Who ever this voice actor is, yea he’s fucking sick
Matrix nice i hearted there îs a 4th one coming this year i guess
Skynet is jealous I bet.
New thumbnail format?
"Hand over your flesh"
This is we should have not invented AI
Yes.
@@everythingsgonnabealright8888 shouldn't invented AI AND be an asshole to it
@@DOSFS indeed. And we know that we ultimately will always would have acted this way, so if we do invent it, as the phrase goes “god help us all”.
oh, AI is gonna get made weather you like it or not. The best that we can hope for is to build it based off of a Human mind, so it has Human emotions and consideration for us in mind, but thanks to its digital mind, it will still be leagues more intelligent.
@@jakespacepiratee3740
Yes ,give the machine the ability to feel anger, that surely won't backfire.
Hey Templin Institute! Could you do a video on why Operation: Dark Storm was the MOST DUMMEST CAMPAIGN ever launched by Mankind in this universe?
Because for some reason nukes didn't fry and destroyed machines... Which was a BS.
@@AKUJIVALDO Tbf, there's already an in-universe explanation for that
In the 2nd renaissance, humanity realized that 01 was only the tip of the iceberg and that deep beneath it lies complex underground infrastructures and bunkers that were as deep as Zion is (which is very close to the outer core of the earth).
As for the massive EMP byproduct of the nuclear bombardments, I doubt that they will have an effect if the majority of their infrastructure is THAT deep, and they probably created their underground infrastructures as a faraday cage
@@Samantha-jv6xu TBF, ground penetrating nukes were a thing(and maybe still is).
It takes way less time and effort to drop a ground penetrating nuke than drill so deep. And 01 wasn't massive, sprawling complex at the time.