In a stunning showdown that has captivated the world, actor Keanu Reeves delivered a powerful critique of artificial intelligence (AI) during a live debate with Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg.

The event, intended to showcase the future of AI, took an unexpected turn when Reeves challenged Zuckerberg’s vision of an AI-dominated world. Reeves argued that AI, while capable of replication and prediction, lacks the essential human qualities of feeling, hope, and creativity.

“You can program a machine to act like me,” Reeves stated, “but you will never program it to be me.”

Reeves’s words resonated with the audience, sparking a global conversation about the role of AI in society. He raised concerns about AI’s potential for manipulation and control, citing leaked documents revealing Meta’s efforts to develop AI that could influence user emotions.

The debate reached its climax when Reeves questioned Zuckerberg’s reliance on AI-generated content, arguing that true art comes from human imperfection, not AI perfection. He asked Zuckerberg when was the last time he went to a real movie theater, and Zuckerberg couldn’t answer.

The event concluded with a powerful message about the importance of human connection and the need to ensure that technology serves humanity, rather than the other way around.

“This isn’t about rejecting technology,” Reeves declared, “it’s about making sure technology doesn’t reject us.”

The internet has been abuzz with reactions to the debate, with many praising Reeves for his insightful commentary and calling for greater ethical considerations in AI development.