'Robot ethics' is far from perfect

A child in a single-parent family regards the bucket-shaped intelligent robot who grew up taking care of him as his mother. The coffee and the piano, on the contrary, hurt him. . Ultimately, when robots are no different from humans, how will we behave? Having seen all of Asimov's works, I thought it was like the three principles, nailing or riveting, but this film raises new questions, and "robot ethics" is far from perfect. I like the dark humor in the film, even the soundtrack, it should be stopped, it should be quiet, but it has a different charm

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