Who would have thought that 30 years after this movie came out what Malcolm was talking about with genetics could be replaced with the concept of AI. The difference is that in Jurassic Park the barrier to entry for the genetics technology was immense. Now with things like eleven labs, you can clone voice actors voices. We are so impressed with this technology that many of us don't stop to think about the ramifications of it. We say, "look what I can do with this technology, isn't it great" but we often don't think of the consequences. Voice actors spent a long time perfecting their craft and now we can immediately have their skill with AI without any of the work to develop the technology or voice acting abilities. I think AI is amazing but the parallels between this scene and what's probably about to happen to society over the next decade is uncanny.

The older you get, the more you appreciate Malcolm's opinion

AI in a nutshell

One the best movies of all time. Yeah it has its flaws here and there but it stands as one the greatest

I played this dialogue over the trailers of Jurassic World 1, 2 & 3 and it first perfectly with what Dr Malcolm said. The producers of the rebooting were so preocupied with whether or not they could make more money with the franchise that they didn't stop to think if they should.

Disney Star Wars meeting.

The parallels between this and how a.i is being used is uncanny

“I’ll tell you the problem with the scientific power that you’re using here, it didn’t require any discipline to attain it”, “you didn’t earn the knowledge for yourselves, so you don’t take any responsibility for it”… can’t help but relate this to how everyone today thinks they know all about biological and health science from watching some KZfaq videos and so offer it to others as a health influencers etc…standing on the shoulders of geniuses, and now you’ve packaged it, and you’re selling it

As a kid i found this stuff boring

Hammond was the bad guy and we all know it.

I feel the same way about AI. Just because we CAN make it does not mean we SHOULD make it.

Funny. Dr Malcolm was viewed as some eccentric bozo. He was right all along tho. About all of it.

Forced resurfacing of sexual trauma is the result to strangers who dont care about you.

Great delivery by Goldblum 😤

This aged like fine wine, seeing the rise of AI

This is the best scene in the entire film. It’s scenes like this that separate a good film (Jurassic Park) from hackneyed films (Jurassic World series).

For a child oriented film, Jurassic Park had a lot of smart adult dialogue. For me, this is Spielberg's masterpiece.

Talk about foreshadowing

This speech should be given to the AI companies that are steering us to our own destruction, they are so concerned with if they could they don't stop and think if they should.

Spielberg and company called it with AI 30 years ago lol

*sluuurp* Scientists ☕

Unfortunately it leaves out... "This wasn't a species that was wiped out by deforestation or the building of a dam. Dinosaurs had their shot, and nature selected them for extinction."

When you're a kid in the 90s, this scene is boring, but when you watch it when your older, you appreciate what ian is saying..

Dr. Malcom talks to these men, like my Dad talked to me when I was younger

What this film 🎥 should show you; Is when you allow for the possibility that dinosaurs 🦕 lived with humans as the Bible and archeological findings of paintings, epics including mentioning dinosaurs but using different words such as dragons to describe such animals, you understand fully why dinosaurs aren't living in downtown New York or in your public zoo. Humans like everything have the ability to control their world around them due to intelligence from God. But when you're dealing with animals, the size of a building, quickness of a gazelle and since the fall of man, and the flood of Noah as written in the Bible, appetites changing from plants 🪴 to meat 🍖 you could easily see how such creatures became a menace to raising cattle and sheep for resources to survive, when the dinosaurs just wanted to eat... We speculate either on a scientific and research basis or speculate by wildly guessing one way or another When I hear of people still witnessing dinosaurs 🦕 in the world today, and it's not just one person, and they all have vivid descriptions matching what we know of dinosaurs, even if they have never been educated in the indoctrination of western countries, it seems to me that we may not know everything about dinosaurs we claim to, that dragons, Behemoth, Leviathan, unicorn, cockatrice are all different words that were used for animals we label differently today. It's obvious to us, that we can't just accept that millions and billions of years took to evolve everything when we have no evidence save for adaptation of species to speculate a theory based on survival adaptation to survive, based on God's design! 😊

You built your park on an island in central America. How will "everyone" be able to enjoy it?

What was the point of Hammond inviting the scientists if he was more than likely going to do what he wanted to anyway?

My Rogers really turned into quite the asshole 🤣

The amount of relevance to the world, especially now, is unbelievable.

Is he talking about AI images "artists" . Who " Stood on the shoulders of geniuses( who spent years honing the craft of drawing) ,....." does not require discipline "( promoting words to blend unconsented art)..."

This could be applied to mrna so called vaccines, glad im pure blood.

Everyone in the world has the right to be eaten by these animals. Er, I mean, ENJOY, enjoy these animals.

Second Order Thinking. Google it.

Ian Malcolm describing Tesla and Elon Musk perfectly...

If only he took his advice when he decided to teleport himself

We didn't even get any Dinosaurs when we tried this, just Covid-19.

Things never change, huh? An evergreen scene. Edit: Also, what's even more sad is that this clip wasn't watched that much than I was hoping for...

" You're selling it your selling !!! " 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀

Change dinosaurs to AI and well there you have it

"Spared no expense" -- but hates inspectors, and refused to give the IT guy the funds he needed to meet unexpected challenges (driving him to sell Hammond out). Hammond basically spared *every* expense.

All of the chaos could've been prevented if Hammond didnt underestimate how important Dennis Nedry was to his park he shut the whole thing down by himself

The Google Pixel 8 Pro generative AI crap brought me here. The way Malcolm's spitting facts is exactly how I feel about the dangers of generative AI. The whole photo editing features to make scenes that never happened just creep me out

I call it the r@¥€ of the natural world.

Disney should have listened to Malcolm before they destroyed Star Wars.

I watched this movie because of Jeff Goldblum!! (I saw it four (4) times!!)

"And before you even knew what you had you patented it and packaged it and slapped it on a plastic lunchbox, and now you're selling it, you want to sell it!" Hollywood with crappy sequels and remakes in a nutshell

I still say THIS is the best scene in the entire movie.

I guess Seth Brundle learned his lesson after being reincarnated.

A great scene and a great bit of monologue. Since then, we've seen the advent of social media, and the proliferation of a highly-complicated mass-surveillance apparatus used against the citizens of developed nations all over the world. Great examples of amazing technology being invented and implemented by brilliant minds who were more preoccupied with whether they could, rather than whether they should. Both driven by fear and greed of small-minded people, who weren't worried about the morality, or the consequences of what they were involved in.

Maybe we could apply this to the US government