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Group 1: anyone whose name starts in the alphabet 'A', B' 'C', 'D', 'E'

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After watching the movie, write in 2 paragraphs, your answers to the group's question!

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After watching the movie, write in 2 paragraphs, your answers to the group's question!

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After watching this film, I think the main motivation behind Alan Turing’s willingness to cooperate with the British government is his strong desire to end the war and save people’s lives (moral action). Turing knows that he has a unique intelligence, and he believes that he can use his mind to break the Enigma code. His moral and rational desire shows that intelligence can be used to reduce human suffering. So, the government also provides him with resources to complete his machine, Christopher.

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After Watching this film the main motivation turrning willingness to cooperate with the government is determination to helping win world war II by using his mathematical and computational genius to break the german enigma code. he is super genius form that film i like highlight what he say the only way to defeat an enigma mechine is with other machine. his motivation and determination make his country win the war

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After watching this film, for me, the main motivation behind Turing’s willingness to cooperate with the government is to end the World War II. He want to stop the war by making a machine, called Bombe. Turin made the Bombe because he wanted to decode The Enigma. Enigma was Germany's and Turin said that if the code can be decode, the war will end. He use his intelligence and he tried to convince the government about his project.

Many problems that encounter him during his project. But, he can solve that and finally he helped the government to know Germany's plan. They can make Germany lose faster than before. Turing help the government and also help the war be ended faster. He can use his intelligence to help others for solving their problems.

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Alexander Brahms Setiadi (6122501003)                  In my opinion, Turing felt that he had great potential to help achieve peace by trying to break the Enigma code. The government, of course, had plenty of funds and resources that could help him achieve his goal — saving many people from the war by helping his country

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Alexander Brahms Setiadi (6122501003)                  In my opinion, Turing felt that he had great potential to help achieve peace by trying to break the Enigma code. The government, of course, had plenty of funds and resources that could help him achieve his goal — saving many people from the war by helping his country

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Yuyun Herawati

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Based on the movie, do you think that the machine can think?

Based on The Imitation Game, I do not think the machine can truly think like a human. It is able to process information, recognize patterns, and solve problems quickly, but it only follows the rules and instructions made by humans. The machine does not have emotions, understanding, or self-awareness. It only performs logical operations, not real thinking.

However, the movie also raises a question about what “thinking” really means. According to Turing, if a machine can imitate human responses so well that people cannot tell the difference, then it might be considered as thinking. In that sense, even though the machine does not think in the human way, it can still show a kind of intelligence that challenges our idea of what thinking is.

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Based on this film that reveal the think of Alan Turing, machine which consist by the program, or chips component can 'think' even though they are made by human. Because by Alan Turing think's machine can imitate the of human, and for us maybe it's hard to give differentiation which one the otonomycal think for machine or the think that human give to them. In my opinion think it's a product from products of physical processes in the brain, so if machine can imitate exactly the physical processes they are can think. It's very complicated and contradictory, but refers from the thought about functionalism of course machine can think. Because they are can exactly perform cognitive function like a human, but in this appear contradiction. That machine do not have non-physical substances; think that is have related by soul and material that related by body and they are separated by two substances that different for this i wan to say: machine do not have consciousness. But, in others hand can different again for this age i don't know Does anyone think that thinking does not have to have a soul and that it is through knowledge that something becomes conscious?

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When watching this film, I saw several factors in the development of machines in the near future, namely being hampered by technological limitations, lack of support, the pressure of war, and conflicts between humans such as ego and differences of opinion.

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If we talk about feelings or how it feels, the machine itself is not able to experience a feeling. I take this rather in a way that it contains Turing's feelings for Christopher. This humanizes the machine and blurs the line between emotion and computation. While the machine doesn’t “feel” in the human sense, Turing’s attachment to it reflects how people project feelings onto machines. It suggests that the distinction between thinking and feeling might depend more on our perception than on the machine itself.

Turing argues that a machine can “think” if it can convincingly imitate human behavior so if you can’t tell it apart from a human in a conversation. This is the basis of what he called the Imitation Game, now known as the Turing Test. So, to Turing, thinking isn’t about what the machine is made of, but about what it can do.

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The first, I think it isn't be a reality although technology development have had necessary position in human life. We can see it from technology development like AI. But, I can't contradict that all machines can do all activity like normally people If it be reality. I think the machines will be creating or destroying somethings. It also can feel hurt, happy, sad, etc. if they can feel like humans. The machine will replace humans even they also can declare a war too. It is normal because they already have the human unique potential that is think and feel. So, the machines seem to have a souls. Then, when the machine really have this capacity, human must treat the machine like himself because they can do all like human too.

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After watching this movie, there are three primary motivations behind Turing's willingness to cooperate with the government. Even the subtitles of the movie are in English, but I try to catch some points to answer the question. From the movie, I get three primary motivations of Turing in his cooperation with the government. The three motivations are his interest, sense of his humanity, and his relationship with his best friend. They are the things that I think the Turing's motivations.

First is about Turing was interested in solving the codes. At the school, Turing had been interested in mathematics and solved codes and puzzles. Then, he wants to reduce the victims of attack in the war. At the end of the movie, he also won't that his machine be gotten by the government, because in the machine he felt his best friend, Christopher. So he follows what the government wants as a kind of cooperation with the government may he can be with his machine.

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After I watched this film the factors that limited the short-term development of the machine as depicted in The Imitation Game include several key aspects. First, the technological and physical constraints of the World War II era prevented Alan Turing’s code-breaking machine from operating efficiently and reliably. Second, time posed a critical challenge, as the Enigma code changed daily while the machine’s processing capability remained limited. Third, the lack of resources such as funding, materials, and skilled personnelalong with insufficient support from authorities, slowed down the machine’s improvement. Fourth, the complexity of applying early programming logic, which was still a novel concept at the time, required intellectual innovation that few could grasp. Lastly, the extreme secrecy surrounding the project restricted the exchange of knowledge with external experts, isolating the technological development from potential scientific collaboration.

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In the beginning of the movie, it seems that Alan's motivation is as simple as to solve the most complex 'puzzle' at that time, The Enigma. The drive to solve The Enigma and to cooperate with the government derive from his suppressed grief of his closest and only friend. As the movie progresses, it shows that Alan Turing is trying to establish his long lost connection with his 'friend' Christopher.  He projected the machine that he has built as his 'buddy' in solving one last 'game' together. It is shown in how Alan interacted with Joanne. He is very afraid of the government that they will take Cristopher away from him so he agreed to do the hormonal therapy. Yet in many of his monologue shows us his high value in humanity. He hates violence and he uses logical actions in helping as many people as he can. He defends people that are usually marginalized thats why he was so interested in Joanne in the first place—he saw a part of himself in Joanne. Therefore, Turing's motivation to cooperate with the government is because his values in humanity and the desire to establish his long lost connection with Christopher.

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As far as I heard in the movie, Turing said “…Of course machines can’t think as people do. Machine is different from a person. Hence they think differently. The interesting question is just because something thinks differently from you, does that mean it’s not thinking? No, we allow for humans too have such divergences from one and other…..

What is the point of difference taste - difference preferences, if not to say that our brains work differently that we think differently. And if we can say that about rather other then why can we say the same thing for brains built of copper, wire, and steel? ”

From his statement, I predict: he believed that one day the world will accept ‘his Christopher’, even though at the moment people don’t belive and reject Christopher in the beginning, because they think that the computer think differently. Even he believed that ‘his Christopher’ will become the most important thing in human daily life.

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Yes, I can predict that Alan Turing actually wanted humans in the future to be able to live side by side with various kinds of technology. He wanted technology to be able to help in human life.

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Alan Turing likely believed that in the future humans would create machines capable of thinking and learning. These machines would not immediately replace humans, but would help strengthen their abilities. Technological advancement could encourage society to become more rational.

However, alongside this, technology also has negative impacts. Technology cannot predict a person’s feelings. It has no empathy. In this situation, humans are challenged to control these machines and not be consumed by them.

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If the machine can think, it can same with human. Machines can think critically like Alan Turing and will easily replace the role of humans. So, it will rule the world

If the machine can feel, it have emotions or mood. It can be conversation Partner or confide. But, it will be troublesome like human.

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I believe Alan Turing primary motivation for working with the British government to crack the Enigma code was to learn about Germany's future moves. This would have saved millions of lives and brought the war to a swift end. This was his moral responsibility, not only as a British citizen but also as a human being. Furthermore, for Turing, this endeavor was not merely a national duty but also an intellectual challenge, an opportunity to prove his logical abilities and the validity of his theories about machines.

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In my opinion, Turing did not consider of what he did would be useful for the future of mankind. Because he invented the machine merely only to ease his work in decoding the Enigma. But at last, the machine he made became the foundation of what computer is these days.