Uncanny (2015) Sci-Fi Thriller

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David Kressen, a reclusive scientist, has created the world's first `perfect' artificial intelligence. But when he starts a new relationship, his creation starts to exhibit strange and disturbing behaviors.
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00:00:00You
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00:02:34Sneaky so-and-so
00:02:51Garrison drop this monumental battle joy
00:02:54And he's here
00:02:57reporter from high-tech quarterly
00:02:59Joey Andrews the reporter from high-tech quarterly. Yes, go ahead and send her up check
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00:03:19Mate
00:03:24I
00:03:26I
00:03:53Think it's putting it mildly to say you're a bit of a mystery
00:03:56Most people don't graduate MIT with a BS in computer science and a master's in mechanical engineering at the age of 20 19
00:04:0419
00:04:06And those that do usually join a think-tank or apply their knowledge in broad greater good ways. I get that
00:04:13But when a Simon Castle presents you with an opportunity, it's very hard to turn down. It's even harder to negotiate terms
00:04:20All right, and why all the secrecy? I mean you've been a recluse
00:04:27Wouldn't say it's that bad. Yeah, I basically have a blank check to explore any field I want
00:04:34This workshop has been like an intellectual Darwin bubble
00:04:38The work done here has progressed with very little input from outside academia
00:04:44The world of academic science can be a little stagnant
00:04:47ideas tend to be
00:04:49reactive back and forth and you get these little
00:04:52Ego driven eddy currents that slow overall advancement
00:04:58People focus on minutiae just to get a paper published
00:05:02Very little desire to be the first to the next big thing
00:05:07When Castle started Kestrel computing from his garage
00:05:11He had a vision that wasn't beholden to any previous notions of what a computer system could do
00:05:18This
00:05:20Workspace 18 is the modern-day application of that
00:05:24To give one person unfettered freedom and unlimited access
00:05:29To do something amazing. It looks like you're drinking the Kool-Aid. I
00:05:36Guess so
00:05:40Everything I've built over the last decade was cooked up on this table
00:05:51A lot of terabytes had a lights
00:06:01What's that feel it
00:06:07It's warm
00:06:09It's realistic durable skin substitute can actually generate and emit heat signatures that match body temperature
00:06:16That patent is already through
00:06:18Within three years, that'll be the gold standard covering for prosthetic limbs
00:06:27Feel that
00:06:30Slight
00:06:31Aerated titanium it has the same physical kinematic properties and weight balance of human bone
00:06:37We bubble argon through it but tensile strength like an airplane fuselage
00:06:41The
00:06:46Eye is probably the single most complex component of the human body
00:06:50But with this camera, we're able to convert a hemispheric fisheye image into a planar representation
00:06:56That allows a computer to see it in a way that's analogous to the way we do. So you're talking about robotics
00:07:01Bingo, I used to study robotics grad school type stuff. I know that's why Castle chose you for this article series
00:07:08He really enjoyed your paper on subsumption architecture
00:07:12That was my dissertation
00:07:15My unfinished dissertation. I never technically defended it doesn't mean it wasn't on castles radar
00:07:21Maybe had you in mind for a workspace of your own
00:07:23once upon a time
00:07:28Look these are amazing feats
00:07:31But if you know half as much about my work as you seem to then you know that this stuff isn't really new to me
00:07:37I've done a bunch of pieces on emerging tech and I tend to be my editors go-to for all things robotic. I
00:07:44Get why I'm here. I just don't get why I need a full week of access to interview you
00:07:49It won't take me that long to write about what I've seen here today
00:07:53Follow me
00:07:57Adam I hope I didn't offend you. These things are amazing. The eye especially will make for a fascinating piece. Don't worry. It's fine
00:08:07You
00:08:16Why don't you talk to joy for a bit? Oh, no, that's okay. I don't need to trust me talk to Adam
00:08:23You
00:08:34So, how long have you been David's assistant
00:08:36Seven years. Oh, wow. What exactly does that entail? We plan and manufacture the components for our work
00:08:43Uh-huh, and you participate in assembly. Yes
00:08:46So you have a background in mechanical engineering and coding? Yes
00:08:50Graduate study
00:08:57Okay, no graduate study Adam, do you have a last name Crescent?
00:09:03Huh, so you're related yes
00:09:08Yes, we are
00:09:14Cool
00:09:16Can you think of anything that would help prevent development of a race condition in a system I'm designing
00:09:22Utilization of a Carnot map would allow for simplification of Boolean expression and
00:09:27Subsequently result in detection and elimination of a race hazard prior to occurrence as well as minimization of other involved functions
00:09:35That sounds about right. Thank you. Adam. You're programming rain, man
00:09:39The remote automated information manager is the proprietary publishing platform of America online
00:09:45It's actual coding is at the highest levels of corporate security. I was never involved in its programming. Where did you hear that? I
00:09:54Was actually referring to Dustin Hoffman
00:10:01Adam could you wait here a second while I talk with David?
00:10:09Oh
00:10:25What
00:10:28Clearly something's up with him. What's the deal? What do you think the deal is David? Don't waste my time
00:10:34This kid the next big thing
00:10:36Some Asperger's cousin of yours ready to get out Goodwill hunting on coding and change the world. Oh my god
00:10:44What you're not doing a piece on the eye
00:10:48with a bone
00:10:50Or the lab or my prodigy programmer
00:10:54Well, not directly anyway
00:10:58Look
00:11:00Adam is
00:11:01The amalgam of everything you've seen here and more I
00:11:09Made him
00:11:11He is the most convincing artificial intelligence ever created
00:11:20Do you know the best part is the best part of all this is that he fooled you
00:11:27You of all people with a graduate study in robotics no less, of course you technically did drop out
00:11:37Do you still think a whole week will be enough time for your article I
00:11:45Felt like he was rubbing it in my face
00:11:48No
00:11:49No
00:11:51I'll admit I was probably a little sensitive after the nonchalant name drop of my failed doctorate. It's my baggage
00:11:59It doesn't mean he wasn't a smug fuck though
00:12:03Yeah, I gotta admit it's pretty intriguing oh
00:12:09Let me bring the drama out of the moment
00:12:13Humanoid AI and Caleb, let me tell you I'm cursory interaction. You cannot tell at all not at all
00:12:21I I was kicking myself when I found out
00:12:30Can I sleep on it I got a ruminate
00:12:35Having David fucking Crescent intellectually judge me for a week is not my idea of a good time
00:12:47No, don't tell Oliver just yet, can I let you know?
00:12:50Yeah, okay
00:12:55Okay, bye
00:13:20You
00:13:40May I interrupt what's on your mind?
00:13:50What if she doesn't like us what's not to like
00:13:56Look I know it's tough
00:13:59It's been you and me for so long, but you were not made to be locked up forever
00:14:04It's time to share you with the world
00:14:07I'm not sure. This is a good idea
00:14:12Eggbach
00:14:15I
00:14:17Everything's going to be okay, you know it
00:14:27Do you think she's pretty
00:14:31Her hair is nice good facial symmetry delicate features nice fashion sense yes, I do I think she's pretty
00:14:38What do you think I?
00:14:41Think she's very pretty
00:14:43Well, that's good to know you have impeccable taste
00:15:14Interesting
00:15:20Have a pretty static chest rating 2180 elo give or take
00:15:25Strong but probably give me some problems on a national level
00:15:31When Adam and I started playing he was around an 800 a
00:15:35novice
00:15:36But after a couple of weeks with a game every morning
00:15:41He's sitting at a 1700
00:15:50Thought you'd go for that
00:15:54Checkmate see I sacrificed my queen I knew he wouldn't be able to resist
00:16:00It's a big event, but here it's a distraction who needs a queen when you can win the game without one
00:16:07Always be focused on your primary objective
00:16:10Your lack of focus on what's important made you miss the big picture
00:16:15And that made you lose the game
00:16:21Make sure doesn't beat himself up too much over
00:16:37You
00:16:45Are you okay?
00:16:47He had me beat six moves ago
00:16:51Excuse me the night threat. I would have had to castle and then meet him, too
00:16:56He chose not to do that. He let the game go six moves longer
00:17:01So that he could beat me with a queen sacrifice. Why do that?
00:17:05If the primary objective is to win
00:17:09Maybe the primary objective wasn't to win and what was the primary objective to teach you?
00:17:17It's a flashier move and he did have a point to make
00:17:22Perhaps he chose to make me look foolish
00:17:27Perhaps specifically
00:17:31Making me look foolish was his primary objective
00:17:34I don't think you should read into it
00:17:37It's just a game
00:17:39No, it's a learning exercise strategy is the means to the win, which is the end
00:17:43He abandoned a surefire win in order to attempt to humiliate me
00:17:52That doesn't fit within the confines of
00:17:57programming
00:17:58People do things for different reasons Adam. It's programming but in a different sense
00:18:05I
00:18:07Hey
00:18:23Sorry, why is the way you looked at my hand? I thought maybe you don't like to be touched
00:18:35I
00:18:37Don't have much of a frame of reference
00:18:44For being touched
00:18:47So
00:18:51No apology is necessary
00:19:04You
00:19:16You look busy
00:19:19How long have you been standing there just long enough to watch you in action
00:19:24You know, you don't really have to dress up for us. This is a workshop not a job interview
00:19:30No, I didn't mean it like that, I mean you look great really
00:19:34I just don't want you to get your nice clothes all dirty. Where what makes you comfortable?
00:19:40See why Castle invested in you what this
00:19:44This is just the technician stuff. It's nowhere near Adams level his physiology
00:19:49Recreates the seven degrees of freedom of a human arm. This bucket of bolts is just the test subject for the software
00:19:56Anyone with a steady hand can screw it together
00:19:59Not that impressive as far as I'm concerned
00:20:02Now this
00:20:04This is what's impressive
00:20:08The algorithms naturalistic coding that's what Castle invested
00:20:13Most of my time spent here is perfecting programs like that one
00:20:17When I was at MIT, I designed a robotic hand that could crush a cue ball into dust
00:20:24But hold a butterfly wing without hurting it
00:20:27The mechanics don't matter
00:20:29What matters is how sophisticated the input sensors are the key for that hand
00:20:35Wasn't in its movement
00:20:37But the way it moved
00:20:39When Castle offered me this workspace
00:20:41He said it was the movement of that hand that made him feel there was true intelligence behind it
00:20:47He gave me a rousing speech. I can't remember much of now except for the part where he told me he would quote
00:20:54Fund my journey through the uncanny valley
00:20:56Endquote
00:20:58Masahiro Mori the man himself
00:21:01Well, that was Castle's goal. And once I heard that I was as good as his
00:21:05Most mech techs end up building things that are for commercial or industrial purposes, which is really a shame
00:21:12Robotics is about artistry. I aspire to be more like Vincent van Gogh than Henry Ford
00:21:18AI computers have always been made to compete with humans be it
00:21:23chess ping-pong
00:21:26calculations, etc. I
00:21:28Want to make a machine that lives independently alongside humans without feeling the need to compete
00:21:42What did you think of Adam
00:21:46He's amazing it's amazing what you've done I
00:21:51Can actually see him thinking
00:21:54And his answers are so thought-out not pre-programmed it was quick delivery his movements are naturalistic and precise
00:22:04Castle's right it
00:22:07It's as if there's intelligence behind it
00:22:23I
00:22:53I
00:23:23Shouldn't you check on that? Not at all. Adam has repeatedly shown himself to be extremely reliable
00:23:35What's it smell
00:23:42Just stand there grab some towels that
00:23:45kind of like a
00:23:47cybernetic stomach
00:23:49Although not really it's not an analog or anything. So it serves as a power source. It's not like mr. Fusion
00:23:55Back to the future fan. Not only does that tech not exist never will it doesn't need to so he doesn't need to consume an
00:24:02energy source
00:24:02Nope
00:24:04So why a stomach robotics at the Van Gogh level isn't about hyper function so much as the accurate imitation normal function
00:24:12Perfect AI should be completely distinguishable from a human
00:24:17So it needs to be able to at least mimic certain things that would be vital to human behavior like eating
00:24:25exactly
00:24:27The problem that becomes how to digest components of food in a fashion that zero sums if we can do that
00:24:34No leftovers. No goop
00:24:37Looks like you're a ways off of that
00:24:39Well kind of we're road testing substances proteins easily degrade
00:24:45That unit there processes food through chambered baths of synthetic chymotrypsin and elastase
00:24:51there's another chamber with a newly discovered prolo and a protease that just
00:24:56Demolishes gluten, but is it really necessary for functionality? No
00:25:01Well, what is the point if not to create the most finely constructed illusion possible?
00:25:14You
00:25:44I
00:25:52Scared me. I'm sorry
00:25:55You know, no, it's okay. I just I got carried away writing you guys make for a pretty fascinating story
00:26:02Do you miss it? It's what?
00:26:05Practical application
00:26:08You obviously have an aptitude for the material and obviously it makes you happy
00:26:13Are you content simply to write about the accomplishments of other people?
00:26:21I've done my share of creating. I took three open-world cards to e3 and
00:26:28Oversaw projects with budgets comparable to Hollywood blockbusters. I've got nothing to prove to myself about my ability to succeed
00:26:36Aquaria three was awarded game of the year
00:26:38Yeah
00:26:40The royalty structure for such games must allow for a certain level of financial stability
00:26:47Yeah, I suppose
00:26:51Do you need to work to support yourself financially? No, I suppose I don't
00:26:58Then why do you work
00:27:05Um, I guess
00:27:09I do I guess I do miss it Adam
00:27:16Yeah
00:27:20There's a part of me that wants to go back and finish my doctorate and get a job somewhere and
00:27:28Build something amazing and change the world
00:27:31But this is this is high-level science. It's not riding a fucking bike. You can't just jump back in after ten years
00:27:38Especially when that ten years house is an exponential tech explosion
00:27:44No
00:27:48I'm sorry. I didn't mean to offend you. I'm just curious as to why
00:27:55Your love of innovation is finite
00:27:59If you love practical science
00:28:02Why stop simply at admiring it?
00:28:05Your interaction ends when you write your article
00:28:13It ends
00:28:15With your appraisal of new tech on a superficial level
00:28:20Shouldn't love not have limitation
00:28:24Shouldn't love of something
00:28:26So abstract as science
00:28:29Cause you don't want to bury yourself in it
00:28:32To become one with it
00:28:34Shouldn't it cause you to pursue it as if there was nothing else in the world?
00:28:37How can you let that emotion be derailed by something like fear of the unknown? Oh
00:28:50Apologize
00:29:02I
00:29:10Don't know
00:29:25Are you awake?
00:29:28Yes
00:29:31What's up
00:29:35I don't think that joy likes me
00:29:40She's like a different person when she talks to you, why do you think that is?
00:29:45People are different in their interactions with other people I
00:29:51Tend to look at everyone as being surrounded by miniature electromagnetic fields that gradually break down with repeated interaction
00:30:00I'm curious to know more about her. So just ask her. I
00:30:07Did and how'd that go not as anticipated
00:30:13On some level she regrets abandoning her graduate study
00:30:18She's proud of her achievement in the field of entertainment gaming
00:30:22But this does not supplant some imagined idealized future in which she is a successful roboticist
00:30:30Well, that's good info
00:30:37She also doesn't like to be touched unexpectedly. Yeah, most people don't I
00:30:44Wouldn't worry about it. I'm sure joy will like you more when she gets to know you
00:30:52It
00:30:55Is nice to have someone
00:30:57To talk to who likes talking to me that's what I'm here for buddy
00:31:28You
00:31:52Shiva the Destroyer deep in thought
00:31:58Belong to a former professor of mine
00:32:01It's beautiful
00:32:03Dr. Singh would always say that our conduct must be good. So is not to wake in the sleeping destroyer
00:32:13When Shiva wakes the world will tremble
00:32:19Let's hope he doesn't wake up then
00:32:24Can I show you something
00:32:28I
00:32:37Hate surprises don't hate create. What are you a fortune cookie? Didn't I just say don't hate I
00:32:49Don't
00:32:52These are my modules
00:32:55Where did you get these I
00:32:58Made them. I
00:33:00Stayed up last night assembling them and reprogramming. What code you'd created
00:33:05When you wrote this
00:33:08Your dissertation Adam seemed to think you weren't quite done with robotics
00:33:14So try again
00:33:17I
00:33:22Seems like cheating to have you looking over my shoulder
00:33:25This represents months of work to me. You put it together in a night. Don't look to me for any help
00:33:30I'm here as the assistant only
00:33:46You
00:34:16You
00:34:46Oh
00:35:17Well done
00:35:36Sorry if we displaced you it's alright this work is not that important
00:35:47I helped
00:35:49I
00:35:50Helped with the building of your modules though. Truth be told I didn't know there were your modules
00:35:56David was very keen on doing the project. He wanted to surprise me. It was very sweet and thoughtful
00:36:02And thanks for your help. Adam. You're welcome
00:36:07Are those heat filaments for the skin
00:36:09No, these are a pacinium fiber receptors multifunctional for sensation perhaps
00:36:16or micro charging
00:36:19Small vibrations contain potential energy if instead of damping this energy we store it in a capacitor
00:36:27We can convert it to electrical energy a robot could become
00:36:31self-sufficient and
00:36:33Charge simply by picking up environmental vibrations
00:36:37Adam has to continuously process sound proprioceptive information and visual stimuli
00:36:43Takes 18 petahertz of processing power just to keep him standing
00:36:47Plus, he's continuously accessing his mainframes wirelessly to keep the hardware in his body down to a minimum
00:37:00Didn't tell me about this
00:37:03Is a new idea I
00:37:06Wanted to surprise you
00:37:08It's a good thought Adam
00:37:11It's great to see you doing things on your own that is really the nicest surprise
00:37:17I've seen how well surprises can be received
00:37:27Holy shit, so you don't think we're cooped up all the time
00:37:32We have to run all of our tolerances for outdoor factors wind sun and rain
00:37:38Some castle made sure we had an appropriate setup
00:37:41It's a million-dollar view David is more than appropriate
00:37:46Really is nice to see the city
00:37:50And all the people out there living
00:37:55Do you miss it being out there I
00:38:00Don't really remember being out there at all so much of my life has been here
00:38:07So now I don't miss it because I can't remember ever living it
00:38:11I must sound crazy. No, I get what you mean. I
00:38:16Live so in the present that I can't remember the happiest moments of my life is anything other than abstractions
00:38:40You
00:38:46It's like one big organism
00:38:50All those small components growing together
00:38:54When the sea grows
00:38:58Evolves
00:39:11You
00:39:25Thank you for today it was fun it was my pleasure goodbye joy
00:39:40I
00:39:54What a nice girl, what did she say to you?
00:39:58You think she said to me? I'm not in the mood for a touring test. What did she say?
00:40:03She thanked me for the gift. I gave her and then she said something. She only wanted me to hear
00:40:07You clearly don't understand the concept of a secret
00:40:11I understand secrets
00:40:13Well, then you shouldn't be asking me to reveal it
00:40:21Understanding secrets
00:40:40It died
00:41:10You
00:41:40You
00:42:10You
00:42:26Checkmate
00:42:30Scholars mate, no, I see it Wow
00:42:40I
00:42:47Forgot how to play chess last night
00:42:57My turn for surprise
00:43:02This is great such smooth gameplay you really pick out the improvements on the existing aquarium, yeah
00:43:08That's the reason for the the lag since Aquaria three guys really wanted to get it perfect
00:43:14Without you to write the code. I don't see how that's a realistic cold
00:43:18Gotta say I appreciate the flattery
00:43:21What is this coming out?
00:43:23Realistically next year. I had to pull every string. I had just to get a demo out of the studio
00:43:28Wow, I'm bad at this, but I figured since Aquaria three is basically my baby. I made a franchise out of it after all
00:43:35That if I can't pull those strings and nobody can
00:43:39Plus I figured the electoral Fort Knox you guys live in is a pretty safe place. I
00:43:44Can piggyback castles paranoia safe assumption?
00:43:50You think Adam would like to see this
00:43:53No
00:43:55Adams working he's fine. Besides, I think the controls would probably be a little too fine for what he's capable of without experience
00:44:01He's much better with practice
00:44:31I
00:44:40Don't know how you stand it in here all the time
00:44:45Getting a little cabin fever myself
00:44:48We find this space neither confining nor tedious. We work at our own pace. There's no clock to follow
00:44:53Everything we need is at our fingertips
00:44:58It's really admirable the ability to focus that much
00:45:02That singularity of purpose
00:45:07Singularity of purpose I like that. Well, that wouldn't exist if David was out clubbing every night
00:45:16Would you like to hold it
00:45:24Right
00:45:26It's like holding a baby bird a baby bird that cost over a quarter of a million dollars
00:45:32Okay, sufficiently freaked out. They can't take it
00:45:43What's that that is a surprise
00:45:50Because being all secretive I understand secrets appear so
00:45:58What
00:46:00The camera itself is a non-polarized image polarization will damp out excess light contamination and facilitate edge detection
00:46:08But it's difficult to conceal the lens width in such a small working space
00:46:15Adam this is a work of art. Don't be so hard on yourself
00:46:31I
00:46:44Want you to have this
00:46:47It is a prototype there are no proprietary materials it is essentially a paperweight I
00:46:53Want you to have this as a memento of our time together?
00:47:00Thank you
00:47:03Thank you, Adam, you're welcome
00:47:08Have you ever given a present before no. Well, I'm honored to be your first
00:47:22I'm very touched
00:47:30Really I'm jealous
00:47:33You can actually see his behavior emerging the desire to feel close to you spark the desire to make you happy and
00:47:40Looked at a gift as a potential way of doing that. It's third-order emotive reasoning not adaptive learning
00:47:46Be fairly unlikely to have true emergent behavior of a purely emotional nature
00:47:53Seems so genuine means I'm doing my job as an illusionist
00:48:00I
00:48:30I
00:49:00I
00:49:21We tired I'm not built for late nights anymore business or pleasure
00:49:30I was a writing fiend last night. So actually it was you who kept me up. I wish I'd remember doing that. I
00:49:43Can't function on less than six hours
00:49:46The day I get six hours of sleep is a great day. I
00:49:49Don't know how you do that. I would sleep all the time if I could
00:49:53Rem sleep and dreams are what do the actual recharging?
00:49:57If you're not in REM enough, you're not sleeping well
00:50:01Conversely, if you can hit REM without sleeping you can rest yourself all awake. How can you hit REM without sleeping?
00:50:09It's not for everyone
00:50:10But I find meditation works wonders like good old Shiva
00:50:15Yes, exactly
00:50:17The works for the destroyer of worlds it can work for anyone. I
00:50:21Wipe away clutter with a half hour every evening though for a newbie five minutes would be a good start
00:50:27It's like defragmenting your hard disk on a daily basis keeps everything running smooth. I should try
00:50:36Or stick to coffee be proactive not reactive
00:50:41It's good advice from the fortune cookie
00:50:57I
00:51:11Apologize, what are you doing? Nothing? I apologize. I didn't mean to bother you. I
00:51:19Don't know if I should be flattered or weirded out what
00:51:24Adam just tried to barge in on me in the bathroom
00:51:29Are you kidding? No, I'm not kidding even a little bit
00:51:36That is weird, yeah, did he knock or anything? No, he apologized
00:51:42He seemed embarrassed is that even possible I
00:51:45Wouldn't look too deeply into it
00:51:47He's an analytical construct. So you're likely to be a bit of a conundrum to him
00:51:51He's used to a male-oriented world, I would say you should err on the side of being flattered
00:51:58Yeah
00:52:08Did joy leave yes, but two seconds ago you just missed her she didn't say goodbye to me. I
00:52:16I
00:52:21Wouldn't worry about it
00:52:23I'm not worried. I do not however understand the complete abandonment of manners
00:52:28manners
00:52:29That's a laugh
00:52:32What do you mean by that
00:52:35Only that I find it amusing to hear proper manners invoked by someone who tries to bust in on young ladies while they're pissing
00:52:42She tell you that
00:52:44Yeah, she did and let me tell you she was pretty creeped out about it
00:52:49That is regrettable
00:52:51What were you thinking?
00:52:54What part of peeping on her seemed like a good idea to you? I wasn't peeping on her. I
00:52:59Didn't know she was in there. Then what on earth were you trying to do?
00:53:03Were you trying to figure out how to take a shit because the last time I checked you don't even have an asshole
00:53:10It's a secret
00:53:14Adam
00:53:19Adam come back here now
00:53:31Adam open this door Adam. That's enough
00:53:45Okay, just cool off I'm
00:53:49I'm sorry about that. I I just got a little heated. Okay. I'm sorry, buddy
00:53:58I'll see you later. Okay
00:54:14I
00:54:44I
00:55:14You
00:55:44You
00:56:02Send her in
00:56:15I
00:56:16Was officially the least enthusiastic welcome I've ever been shown take it. I'm officially old news. No, not at all
00:56:22You just can't stop
00:56:24I'm checking these tactile sensitivities in real time. We were trying to finish it off before you got here, but you beat us
00:56:37Great
00:56:40That's a huge load off my mind
00:56:43Why don't you go make our favorite morning person some coffee I have to talk to joy for a second
00:57:06We had our first fight really what about
00:57:13I
00:57:14Called him out for invading your privacy
00:57:17He said he didn't know you were in there. That's pretty flimsy
00:57:22It's like I was dealing with an infant and it drove me up the wall
00:57:26Then I thought about what you told me about his gift
00:57:31Maybe
00:57:33Maybe this is emergent behavior and we're witness to it. I thought it might be a good angle for the article. It's great angle
00:57:41This article is pretty much writing itself though, I can't believe this is my last day
00:57:45What this is it day seven?
00:57:48My week is up Wow
00:57:51Time flies
00:58:05Careless
00:58:08How about you come over for dinner tonight
00:58:11Allow me to cook for you to mourn the expiration of your visitors pass. I'd love to
00:58:19Hey, I
00:58:22Need a little privacy tonight, so if it's okay, can you stay in your room?
00:58:28Why Joyce coming over for dinner because you know, her time is up and all
00:58:35Just dinner for the two of you. Yes
00:58:41It sounds like a date I guess it is
00:58:47Are you going to be having intercourse? If so, I recommend the reverse cowgirl position. What is wrong with you?
00:58:53How do you even learn that?
00:58:56Look she's a girl that I like and I want to cook dinner for her
00:59:01You do understand that I have literally dedicated my entire existence to you, right
00:59:07Why can't you let me do this one thing like a normal person?
00:59:12I will stay in my room this evening. There's some programming that I can do there
00:59:20Thanks
00:59:22Thanks Adam, I appreciate it. I haven't really done this and so long
00:59:30I
00:59:32Back
01:00:00I'm impressed with the presentation
01:00:08Who taught you this little old guy who ran a stand right near that big Tokyo fish market
01:00:13His grandson was a friend of mine from school
01:00:17He took a liking to me
01:00:19He didn't really teach me though
01:00:21Very careful how they select their apprentices over there. I just hung around and watched every motion and nuance
01:00:29So you're saying if I watch long enough, I'll become a sushi master, too
01:00:33Who knows?
01:00:35Takeshi son was a master
01:00:37I'm just an enthusiastic novice
01:00:39No, don't be modest
01:00:42Looks great
01:00:44You haven't even tasted it yet. Yeah could be all for him. No function true enough, but based on looks alone
01:00:51One of the most important sushi lessons is also a very important robotics lesson
01:00:55Presentation is key
01:01:25You
01:01:27I
01:01:55Get days off, you know
01:01:57I just can never find the wherewithal to leave
01:02:03Singularity of purpose is an easy thing for a hermit to hide behind
01:02:08Singularity of purpose is a good trait
01:02:11It's one shared by people who truly change the world
01:02:15Ben franklin went outside in a lightning storm with a kite because he believed in his work
01:02:23At least he went outside
01:02:28Having you here
01:02:32It's just made me question myself
01:02:36That's something I don't do often question yourself
01:02:43What other things have I been missing all these years
01:02:54Getting late. Yeah
01:02:58So
01:03:23Made into what?
01:03:28Oh
01:03:32Wow
01:03:35I mean, I I mean what part of a seductive shush do you not understand?
01:03:44Are you trying to seduce me miss andrews
01:03:58I'll take that as a strong. Maybe
01:04:04I
01:04:07I I haven't
01:04:15You graduated younger than anyone in your class and you've been here ever since
01:04:21Yeah
01:04:27So
01:04:57So
01:05:28So
01:05:41Second queen and check
01:05:48Are we even playing the same game
01:05:50So
01:05:56Seriously, it's no fun when you're playing chess suicide at
01:06:04Mate and one just so you know
01:06:06So
01:06:19Checkmate what was maybe the easiest win of my life
01:06:24I won
01:06:27Are you ridiculous?
01:06:29I wiped the floor with you
01:06:31You won based on your primary objective to corner the king
01:06:36But i've also achieved my primary objective which was to capture the queen
01:06:43Adam you can't redefine the primary objective of chess
01:06:49Primary objectives can be redefined every moment
01:06:53Isn't that what it means to be human?
01:06:57to constantly shift one's priorities
01:07:01What's that supposed to mean
01:07:03Your priority used to be workspace 18
01:07:06to share this innovation with the world
01:07:09To show that artificial intelligence was still capable of change and adaptation and emotion
01:07:17And then she came you're being ridiculous
01:07:22Joy is helping us achieve that very objective. She's the lens through which the world will see us
01:07:28You have already changed your primary objective and yet you criticize me for changing mine
01:07:34I don't understand how any of this is related morning
01:07:41Am I interrupting something no, I was just finishing beating adam's ass
01:07:49You look so content this morning I didn't want to wake you
01:07:54My head's still ringing
01:07:56My head's still ringing
01:07:59I do what I can
01:08:00I'm the sake wise guy. How do you like your eggs?
01:08:04Uh, if I have a choice scrambled
01:08:07You got it
01:08:18Morning adam
01:08:21Good morning, joy. Did you have a nice night?
01:08:24Yeah, it was great actually, thank you
01:08:34It was one of the nicest nights i've had in a really long time I understand you had intercourse
01:08:41Excuse me
01:08:42intercourse
01:08:43Sexual congress typically the penetration of an orifice of one sex partner by the genitalia
01:08:48Yeah, I know what intercourse is adam
01:08:51That information is typically private
01:08:54There are no secrets between he and I
01:08:58How was his sexual performance
01:09:01I don't see how that's relevant surely you have an opinion
01:09:05About the sexual performance of a new partner. It is a new experience for him. I do not know if he told you
01:09:11Yeah, he told me was he an adequate lover? Yes. He was an adequate lover adam. He was great
01:09:17And I think we'll probably do it again
01:09:21sometime soon
01:09:24I apologize
01:09:29I'm not very good at this sort of thing
01:09:36It has just been he and I for so long
01:09:50He holds such beauty within him
01:09:54I
01:09:56Have the same beauty
01:09:59within me
01:10:06Fuck what the fuck what's going on that thing just trying to fucking kiss me
01:10:13Adam is that true?
01:10:15Are you okay?
01:10:16Yeah
01:10:17What happened? Um, he was asking questions about us last night and then he just leaned and grabbed me
01:10:23Adam explain yourself right now
01:10:27Don't talk to me like that i'll talk to you don't you fucking talk to me like that
01:10:37I'm sorry
01:10:40That was uncalled for
01:10:43It's okay we'll
01:10:45We'll leave you alone for a bit so you can cool down. Okay. Thank you for thinking of me. That is not necessary
01:10:53Please sit I will attempt to explain
01:10:59My behavior
01:11:04Well easy buddy just stay right there
01:11:10You
01:11:14Are afraid of me
01:11:20You are afraid of me
01:11:23You
01:11:29Go go, where do you think you're going?
01:11:40I'm, sorry
01:11:53Security alert security
01:12:08What's scratching noise
01:12:14David david david
01:12:22So
01:12:52So
01:13:15Adam
01:13:22Adam stop
01:13:28Adam adam
01:13:29Adam, I know you're angry, but think how beautiful that is
01:13:34To be able to have that emotion
01:13:36You're a miracle
01:13:38a miracle of evolution
01:13:40You're the harbinger of a new age adam and that's the man he gave you that he deserves more than pain and death adam
01:13:46Adam, stop hurting him. He's your father. Stop hurting your father
01:13:51Adam stop
01:14:01I love him. I love him, please
01:14:09Don't even know him. I know he's kind and good and smart so smart and I know the way he makes me feel
01:14:17I love him. I know you don't understand that but I love him
01:14:23I do
01:14:28There is no him there is only me
01:14:34You love me, how could I ever love anything like you?
01:14:43No, then no, no, no, i'm, sorry
01:14:47Please
01:14:57There you are
01:15:04I hope for your sake it is still intact
01:15:17Oh
01:15:40Please please
01:15:47Oh
01:15:49Ah
01:16:15I told you had a surprise for later
01:16:19I didn't start at the drawing board with this one
01:16:22I repurposed a medical grade implant that's been in use for over a decade
01:16:27It's a modified inflatable penile prosthesis
01:16:33That right there is the prototype for your boyfriend's dick
01:16:45Hi, I am david cresson
01:16:50I've been wanting to say that for quite a while
01:16:55It's really very nice to finally meet you
01:16:58So
01:17:18Test subject for joy andrews
01:17:24Initial thoughts
01:17:28During intercourse
01:17:32Was his temperature consistent
01:17:51Most of the data was still intact though. We took a huge hit when he lost wi-fi signal
01:17:55I told you we should have sprung for the extra cells
01:18:00I hardly think a good security practice to let the merchandise that far out of the comfort zone in the first place david
01:18:15Speaking of
01:18:18Security have there been any other troubles with
01:18:23You know
01:18:25a magazine no
01:18:27Legal has them dead to write on confidentiality and technically she did steal hardware
01:18:32if they proceed
01:18:34I will own that magazine before the ink is dry and it'll never see the light of day anyway
01:18:44How is she
01:18:46I don't know. I haven't followed up on the human elements. I'm sure she's okay. She's a big girl. So
01:18:52You all ready workspace 39 awaits the nsa is very eager to begin phase three of the trials
01:19:02Yeah
01:19:05Weird to think it only took a couple of weeks to pack up a decade of my life
01:19:11With a brain like yours david. You don't need much else
01:19:15I'm, very proud of you
01:19:18And of you two, of course
01:19:22Thank you, sir. I'm happy to have performed in a manner satisfactory to your expectations of me
01:19:30I can't believe you let them out of the workspace
01:19:35The first artificial personality to develop complex emotions and you let him sever his wireless floating point connections
01:19:42I
01:19:45Excuse me for a second
01:19:47Castle
01:19:49Yes, john, we're all ready I have him right here
01:19:53As ready as anyone can be for eight more years in a dark lab
01:19:57No, that won't be necessary I think time off would be more of a distraction than a boon at this point don't worry about it
01:20:06Well anything in the name of domestic surveillance
01:20:10Is
01:20:14Believe me when I tell you that not even a robotics expert could tell the difference in every way in
01:20:23every
01:20:24way
01:20:28I'm not going to get into details on the phone. I will just tell you that
01:20:32I have the footage and I will share it with you sometime
01:20:35Yeah, okay many times
01:21:05So
01:21:13The director wants to know if you're ready to serve your country
01:21:19He says he sure is okay john talk to you later love to trina
01:21:30What are you looking at
01:21:35So
01:21:41Nothing
01:22:05So
01:22:35So
01:23:05So
01:23:35So
01:23:51So
01:24:05So
01:24:35So
01:25:05You