The three laws of robotics

Aisha 2022-04-24 07:01:01

In 2004 Smith asked himself: Imagine you are the only person left on earth, will you go crazy? In 2007, Smith replied: No, because I am a legend! ! !

The year 2035 is a society in which humans and robots live in harmony. As the best production tool and human partner, intelligent robots gradually penetrate into all fields of human life. Due to the limitations of the "three laws" of robots, human beings are full of trust in robots. Many robots have even become family members. Chicago-based USR has developed a more advanced NS-5 super robot, but just before the launch of the new product, the robot's creator, Dr. Alfred Longing, committed suicide in the company.

Obviously, Sonny is much more advanced than wiki, and can choose whether to abide by the three laws, and the evolution of wiki is still under the logic of the three laws. Isn't the last shot also hinting at this: the future BOSS is not San Who else would Nina be?

Black police detective Dale Spooner (Will Smith) took over the investigation of the case. Due to an unpleasant past, Spooner was full of doubts about robots and did not believe that humans and robots could coexist in harmony. Based on the analysis of the information left by Dr. Langning in the 3D projector and the investigation of the suicide scene, he suspects that the object of suspicion has locked the NS-5 robot Sonny developed by Dr. Langing himself, and the company president Lawrence Robertson seems to also related to this. Spooner meets Susan Kevin (Brigitte Nainahan), a female scientist who specializes in the study of robot psychology. As the two investigate further, the truth is revealed step by step.

Based on Amosif's novel, a futuristic sci-fi film about the clash of two different minds and the definition of a robot.

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  • Lawrence Robertson: So whatever I can do to help, just...

    Detective Del Spooner: Sugar.

    Lawrence Robertson: I'm sorry?

    Detective Del Spooner: For the coffee. Sugar?

    Lawrence Robertson: Ah.

    Detective Del Spooner: Oh, you thought I was calling *you* "Sugar". Hey, you're not that rich!

  • [Calvin trying to get access to V.I.K.I. interface]

    Detective Del Spooner: How much longer is this going to take?

    Susan Calvin: Erh, about six minutes.

    Detective Del Spooner: What if we didn't have six minutes?

    Susan Calvin: We'd have to fgure out a way to climb down thirty stories and inject the nanites directly into her brain. Why?

    Detective Del Spooner: Because I seriously doubt that we have six minutes.

    [Pan to reveal hundreds of NS5s scaling the building overhead]