Artificial intelligence and environment behavior psychology based evolution of science fiction movie genres

The awareness of technological influence has grown, culminating in an increased appreciation for science fiction (sci-fi) movies. Positioned as an imaginative genre with a longstanding history in the film industry, sci-fi movies have witnessed substantial popularity. In the context of uninterrupted advancements in human science and innovation over recent years, numerous scientific and technological breakthroughs have reshaped societal norms. This transformative process not only enhances individuals' lives but also holds educational significance. This investigation sought to explore the potential correlation between the evolution of sci-fi film genres and the psychology of artificial intelligence (AI) environmental behavior. A novel aspect of this study is its interdisciplinary approach, amalgamating elements of film studies and environmental psychology. The examination of how sci-fi films both reflect and influence the societal perception of AI and its environmental ramifications contributes to a profound comprehension of the complex interaction within the realm of sci-fi, technology, and societal dynamics. The study employed a virtual scene construction method for sci-fi movies based on AI. Data were meticulously collected from a diverse cohort, comprising 1,000 movie enthusiasts and 260 individuals specifically inclined towards sci-fi films in China. Utilizing a combination of random sampling and snowball sampling techniques, questionnaires were employed to gather insights. Notably, the study's findings suggest a future trajectory where sci-fi films will seamlessly integrate AI-driven storytelling techniques. This integration is poised to create immersive cinematic experiences, actively engaging viewers in ethical and environmental dilemmas.