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Paired with SOLThe first AI humanoid depicted in a movie is "Maria," the robot in Fritz Lang's 1927 silent film Metropolis. Maria is one of the earliest representations of a humanoid robot in cinema. In the film, a mad scientist creates a robot double of a woman named Maria, who is a leader among the oppressed workers in a futuristic city. The robot Maria is designed to manipulate and deceive, embodying advanced artificial intelligence in a mechanical form. Metropolis showcases early visions of AI, portraying the robot as a machine that can resemble and mimic human behavior. It highlights themes of control, technology, and the dangers of automation, all of which would become central to later portrayals of AI in popular culture. Maria stands as a key milestone in cinematic history and remains an iconic figure in the portrayal of AI humanoids in movies.
