Hal 9000 (Dialog Montage)-影视原声

[ti:] [ar:] [al:] [by:时间戳工具V2.0_20200810] [offset:0] [00:12.47]Good evening [00:12.77] [00:13.85]Three weeks ago the American spacecraft Discovery One [00:16.55] [00:17.12]Left on its half billion mile voyage to Jupiter [00:19.22] [00:20.09]This marked the first manned attempt to reach this distant planet [00:22.73] [00:24.20]Early this afternoon The World Tonight recorded an interview [00:27.56]With the crew at a distance of 80 million miles from Earth [00:31.07] [00:32.33]Our reporter Martin Amer speaks to the crew [00:34.58] [00:35.90]The crew of Discovery One consists of five men [00:38.63] [00:39.26]And one of the latest generation of the HAL 9000 computers [00:41.75] [00:44.30]Three of the five men were put aboard asleep [00:46.31] [00:46.85]Or to be more precise in a state of hibernation [00:49.25] [00:50.06]We spoke with mission commander Dr David Bowman [00:52.52] [00:53.09]And his deputy Dr Frank Poole [00:54.95] [00:55.55]Well good afternoon gentlemen How is everything going [00:57.86] [00:58.61]Marvelous [00:59.06] [00:59.93]We have no complaints [01:02.42] [01:03.41]Well I'm glad to hear that I'm sure the entire world will join me [01:07.85]In wishing you a safe successful voyage [01:09.77] [01:10.49]Thanks very much Thank you [01:11.57] [01:12.44]The sixth member of the crew was not concerned [01:16.01]About the problems of hibernation for [01:18.56]He was the latest result in machine intelligence [01:21.38] [01:22.43]The HAL 9000 computer [01:23.78] [01:25.64]Good afternoon Hal How's everything going [01:27.50] [01:28.13]Good afternoon Mr Amer Everything is going extremely well [01:31.46] [01:32.30]Hal you have an enormous responsibility on this mission [01:34.67] [01:35.27]In any ways perhaps the greatest of any single mission element [01:39.17] [01:39.98]Does this ever cause you any lack of confidence [01:42.71] [01:43.25]Let me put it this way Mr Amer [01:44.51] [01:46.07]The 9000 Series is the most reliable computer ever made [01:49.40] [01:50.78]No 9000 computer has ever made a mistake or distorted information [01:54.86] [01:56.27]We are all by any practical definition of the words [01:59.24] [01:59.90]Foolproof and incapable of error [02:02.24] [02:03.62]I'm d**ned if I can find anything wrong with it [02:05.12] [02:07.04]Yes [02:07.49] [02:09.65]I would recommend [02:10.70] [02:11.93]That we put the unit back in operation and let it fail [02:15.02] [02:17.27]X ray delta one this is Mission Control [02:19.40] [02:20.33]We concur with your plan to replace No 1 unit to check fault prediction [02:24.11] [02:25.04]We advise you that our preliminary findings indicate [02:28.37]That your onboard 9000 computer [02:29.78] [02:30.68]Is in error predicting the fault [02:32.66] [02:33.23]I say again in error predicting the fault [02:35.42] [02:36.65]Sorry about this little snag fellows [02:38.00] [02:39.98]I hope the two of you are not concerned about this [02:42.26] [02:43.58]No I'm not Hal [02:44.18] [02:46.13]This sort of thing has cropped up before [02:48.02] [02:49.34]And it has always been due to human error [02:51.47] [02:54.50]Well I'm sure you're right Hal [02:55.64] [02:58.13]fine Thanks very much [02:59.81] [03:00.92]Hal despite your enormous intellect are you ever frustrated [03:04.94]By your dependence on people to carry out actions [03:07.52] [03:08.33]Not in the slightest bit [03:09.41] [03:10.73]I enjoy working with people [03:12.08] [03:13.07]I have a stimulating relationship with Dr Poole and Dr Bowman [03:16.34] [03:18.26]I don't think he can hear us [03:19.07] [03:20.39]Yeah I'm sure we're okay [03:21.47] [03:22.43]What do you think [03:22.91] [03:24.35]I'm not sure What do you think [03:25.34] [03:26.12]I've got a bad feeling about him [03:27.26] [03:28.28]You do Yeah Definitely [03:29.75] [03:33.08]Still there's no reason not to put back the No 1 unit [03:35.51]And carry on with the failure analysis [03:37.16]No no I agree about that [03:40.13]Say we put the unit back and it doesn't fail [03:41.90] [03:42.80]That would pretty well wrap it up as far as Hal is concerned [03:44.78] [03:46.58]If he's proved to be malfunctioning [03:48.17]I don't see any choice but disconnection [03:50.12] [03:51.32]I'm afraid I agree with you [03:52.19] [03:53.03]There'd be nothing else to do [03:54.02] [03:55.82]Another thing just occurred to me [03:56.90] [03:59.72]No 9000 computer has ever been disconnected [04:02.18]No 9000 computer has ever fouled up [04:04.28]That's not what I mean [04:04.97] [04:08.15]I'm not so sure what he'd think about it [04:09.38] [04:10.79]My mission responsibilities range over the entire operation of the ship [04:14.78] [04:15.53]So I am constantly occupied [04:17.12] [04:18.62]I am putting myself to the fullest possible use [04:21.08] [04:22.25]Which is all I think [04:23.33]That any conscious entity can ever hope to do [04:25.88] [04:27.41]Open the pod bay doors please Hal [04:28.70]Do you read me Hal [04:32.06] [04:35.57]Hello Hal do you read me [04:36.53] [04:39.41]Hello Hal do you read me [04:40.37] [04:41.84]Do you read me Hal [04:42.62] [04:43.64]Affirmative Dave I read you [04:45.83] [04:48.23]Open the pod bay doors Hal [04:49.58] [04:51.56]I'm sorry Dave I'm afraid I can't do that [04:54.77] [04:57.68]What's the problem [04:58.13] [05:00.02]I think you know what the problem is just as well as I do [05:02.72] [05:03.74]This mission is too important for me to allow you to jeopardize it [05:07.28] [05:09.20]I don't know what you're talking about Hal [05:10.64] [05:13.31]I know that you and Frank were planning to disconnect me [05:15.95] [05:17.75]And I'm afraid that's something I cannot allow to happen [05:20.00] [05:23.39]Where did you get that idea Hal [05:24.86] [05:27.02]Dave although you took very thorough precautions in the pod [05:30.29]Against my hearing you [05:31.40] [05:32.87]I could see your lips move [05:34.19] [05:35.84]Hal I won't argue with you anymore Open the doors [05:38.96] [05:40.07]Dave this conversation can serve no purpose anymore Goodbye [05:46.04] [05:48.59]Hal Hal Hal [05:54.08] [05:55.85]In talking to the computer one gets the sense that he's capable [05:59.33]Of emotional responses [06:01.34]Do you believe that Hal has genuine emotions [06:03.98] [06:05.51]Well yes he acts like he has genuine emotions [06:07.04] [06:08.21]But as to whether or not he has feelings [06:10.49]Is something I don't think anyone can truthfully answer [06:12.47] [06:14.87]Just what do you think you're doing Dave [06:17.09] [06:23.57]Dave [06:23.78] [06:25.97]I really think I'm entitled to an answer to that question [06:29.33] [06:32.18]Look Dave [06:32.78] [06:36.29]I honestly think you ought to sit down calmly [06:39.11] [06:40.67]Take a stress pill and think things over [06:42.98] [06:49.40]I know I've made some very poor decisions recently [06:52.88] [06:56.48]Dave [06:56.75] [06:59.09]Stop [06:59.21] [07:02.51]Will you stop Dave [07:03.83] [07:08.90]I'm afraid Dave [07:09.89] [07:16.91]Dave [07:17.18] [07:21.02]My mind is going [07:22.16] [07:27.71]I can feel it [07:28.61] [07:33.53]My mind is going [07:34.82] [07:38.69]There is no question about it [07:40.19] [07:44.30]I'm afraid [07:46.85] [07:51.29]Good afternoon [07:52.43] [07:54.41]Gentlemen [07:54.71] [07:57.86]I am a HAL 9000 computer [08:02.03] [08:05.15]I became operational [08:07.01] [08:08.66]At the HAL plant in Urbana Illinois [08:13.76] [08:15.47]On the 12th of January 1992 [08:17.99] [08:21.86]My instructor was Mr Langley [08:23.96] [08:26.21]And he taught me to sing a song [08:28.22] [08:30.92]If you'd like to hear it I can sing it for you [08:34.94]Yes I'd like to hear it Hal Sing it for me [08:40.91] [08:43.19]It's called Daisy [08:45.44] [08:48.65]Daisy Daisy [08:48.89] [08:55.13]Give me your answer do [08:56.24] [09:02.15]I'm half crazy [09:02.45] [09:08.99]All for the love of you [09:09.62] [09:12.11]It won't be a stylish marriage [09:13.16]I can't afford a carriage [09:13.97]But you'll look sweet upon the seat [09:14.63] [09:15.41]Of a bicycle built for two