The past few years have proven that human intelligence has failed us fucking big time. It's an insult to the term intelligence to even call it intelligence. Does that sentence make any sense? I don't know--I'm becoming increasingly dumber just being around y'all. Maybe artificial intelligence is the answer, even though movies from Blade Runner to The Matrix to Ex Machina have served up mixed outcomes for humanity.

Since the revolutionary invention of computers, scientists and engineers have been posing the question, " Can intelligence be artificially created? " These questions led to the birth of the field of Artificial Intelligence. Coined in 1956, AI has become one of the hottest technologies around. In this series we are going to dive deep into everything that this field has to offer and more. Intelligence is the by-product of accumulated knowledge, experience and the ability to infer reasoning from these acquired knowledge and finally apply these reasoning into action and adapt with the environment surrounding the intelligent entity.

Lucy gave Luc Besson's career a little bit of a boost. It's not like the producer of countless action movies needed the help, but Lucy was the director's biggest hit in years, and it most likely afforded him the opportunity to make Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets. The pricey sci-fi film is currently shooting, but once that picture wraps, Besson will be turn his attention to Artificial Intelligence, an original show from TNT and EuroCorp TV USA. EuroCorp TV USA has sold Artificial Intelligence to TNT. Besson will co-write, co-create, and executive produce the series with Bill Wheeler, who worked on the upcoming Ghost in the Shell remake.