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You’ll need to teach this $16,000 humanoid robot how to make breakfast
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Can’t wait to holler at robo-Jeeves for fucking up my eggs over easy.
This is canonically how the robot takeover in the Matrix starts
Ah shit I'm going to have to find this scene in the movies
Its from the Animatrix, a part called "The Second Renaissance". It's an anime history of the robots. One of my favorite shorts of all time.
The first robot to kill a human is a butler who then argues in court that he snapped from being mistreated. I don't really want to give anything else away because its worth watching. It is pretty heavy and haunting and freaks me out when I watch it, but its so good. 15 minutes of absurd future history.
I liked Pluto, which has similar themes from the sound of it. I'll check it out