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1 00:01:09 She was taking pictures at the border.
2 00:01:11 Journalist?
3 00:01:12 No... Tourist.
4 00:01:15 Take care of it.
5 00:01:17 Please. Grant me mercy
6 00:01:19 and I will pray for the success of your cause.
7 00:01:25 Ladies and gentlemen, what you're about to witness
8 00:01:28 is the next evolution in military engagement.
9 00:01:31 A machine that operates with surgical precision.
10 00:01:34 And in a world where every action
11 00:01:35 is under the media microscope,
12 00:01:37 this technology will allow our nation
13 00:01:39 and its allies the means to act quickly, decisively
14 00:01:43 and without the specter of political blowback.
15 00:01:46 Madam Secretary, glad you could join us.
16 00:01:49 Would you mind explaining to me why you're conducting
17 00:01:51 a joint military operation without my approval?
18 00:01:53 I appreciate it looks like that, Shelly,
19 00:01:55 but we're here strictly as technical support.
20 00:01:57 The mission's being conducted by Saudi intelligence.
21 00:02:00 We're merely loaning out the asset.
22 00:02:02 What are you talking about? What asset?
23 00:02:35 Eyes are up.
24 00:03:31 You shoot me - we both die!
25 00:03:33 Naveen Tripathi. Where is he?
26 00:03:35 He's here. I can take you to him.
27 00:04:00 What you just saw was not only a test
28 00:04:02 of our technological prowess
29 00:04:04 but a clear message to our enemies.
30 00:04:06 If the 21st century wants another arms race,
31 00:04:09 you better goddamn believe we intend to win it.
32 00:04:14 What the hell was that?
33 00:04:15 She just shot Tripathi.
34 00:04:19 -Someone get her on the comms. -She's not responding.
35 00:04:21 What the hell is going on, Sattler? Are we being hacked?
36 00:04:23 Everybody, stay calm! Okay?
37 00:04:25 One of you, shut this down.
38 00:04:26 We can't. We don't have control.
39 00:04:27 Well, then who the hell does?
40 00:04:31 Jesus.
41 00:04:34 You are in violation
42 00:04:35 of your orders, Amelia.
43 00:04:37 Confirm your objective.
44 00:04:43 But that would spoil the surprise.
45 00:04:50 Before we start,
46 00:04:52 I want you to know that nothing you say here
47 00:04:54 will get your aunt in any trouble.
48 00:04:56 I'm no longer here by order of the court.
49 00:04:59 I just wanted to check in and see how you're doing,
50 00:05:02 given everything that's happened.
51 00:05:05 I mean...
52 00:05:09 I guess it could've been a lot worse.
53 00:05:11 A live launch for a new toy
54 00:05:13 has devolved into a murderous rampage.
55 00:05:15 Toy designer Gemma Forrester appeared
56 00:05:17 in a Seattle district court today
57 00:05:18 facing charges of reckless endangerment.
58 00:05:20 A lot of people blame Gemma for what M3gan did.
59 00:05:23 For a long time, she blamed herself.
60 00:05:26 But the more she went on TV to talk about what happened,
61 00:05:29 the more she realized she had an opportunity
62 00:05:30 to turn it into something positive.
63 00:05:32 This is about a world in crisis.
64 00:05:34 Outsourcing our parental duties to devices,
65 00:05:37 plowing our kids' minds
66 00:05:38 with electronically charged dopamine hits.
67 00:05:40 You wouldn't give your child cocaine.
68 00:05:43 Why would you give them a smartphone?
69 00:05:47 And that's how she met Christian.
70 00:05:52 -Hi. Gemma? Hi. -Yeah?
71 00:05:54 Uh, Christian Bradley.
72 00:05:56 He runs a foundation that warns people
73 00:05:58 about the dangers of AI.
74 00:06:00 They try to convince politicians here
75 00:06:02 and around the world to make safer laws around it
76 00:06:04 so that what happened with M3gan doesn't happen again.
77 00:06:09 Gemma still believes technology can be used for good.
78 00:06:14 Just that kids shouldn't spend so much time around it.
79 00:06:21 But she always makes a point of explaining the reasons why.
80 00:06:23 "And so, as it turned out, companies were
81 00:06:25 "using Section 230 as a way to skirt the law
82 00:06:28 "and monetize the attention of children
83 00:06:30 with no regard for their mental health."
84 00:06:32 And how do you feel about that?
85 00:06:34 I think not being on a device frees you up
86 00:06:36 to try other things.
87 00:06:44 Helps you make new friends.
88 00:06:47 Thanks to your dork mom,
89 00:06:48 we just had our phones taken off of us.
90 00:06:50 Guess I'll have to find other ways to amuse myself.
91 00:06:53 And you know what else?
92 00:06:54 You're not gonna have that weird,
93 00:06:56 janky doll to protect you.
94 00:07:00 I guess you're right.
95 00:07:02 But let me ask you this, Sapphire.
96 00:07:04 Who's protecting you?
97 00:07:05 Oh, so you think you're tough?
98 00:07:10 I sent you to aikido because it is
99 00:07:12 the least aggressive form of martial arts.
100 00:07:14 And we've talked about the merits
101 00:07:16 of using Steven Seagal as a role model.
102 00:07:17 I'm not saying we don't have our problems,
103 00:07:19 but the important thing
104 00:07:21 is that we get through them together.
105 00:07:24 Just like we said we would.
106 00:07:44 So, after what happened with M3gan,
107 00:07:46 our team went through something of a philosophical shift.
108 00:07:49 And while Gemma has obviously become
109 00:07:51 a strong voice for regulation,
110 00:07:52 our company is still very much focused on innovation
111 00:07:56 but with a specific view toward socially conscious products
112 00:07:59 that move humanity in the right direction.
113 00:08:01 So, with that in mind, I'd like to present to you
114 00:08:04 our flagship invention.
115 00:08:08 The Exoskeletor Model 1.
116 00:08:12 -Cole, this is Niles Keller. -I know.
117 00:08:17 You want to come say hi?
118 00:08:19 I want to come and say hi. Yes.
119 00:08:21 Can you... Yeah, Tess, just come here for a second.
120 00:08:23 Excuse me.
121 00:08:26 What's happening?
122 00:08:27 It's frozen. When you walked out, it froze.
123 00:08:29 I cannot get my body to move.
124 00:08:31 Okay. Just, uh... I'm gonna reboot.
125 00:08:33 No, no, no. Tess, you don't understand.
126 00:08:35 -I have to use the bathroom. -No. No, no, no, no, no, no.
127 00:08:37 -Both. -No!
128 00:08:39 We've already wasted his time waiting for Gemma.
129 00:08:40 We have ten minutes to turn this around.
130 00:08:43 We're not gonna make it.
131 00:08:45 We're gonna make it.
132 00:08:47 Why don't you just take the shortcut?
133 00:08:49 'Cause I don't need an algorithm to tell me how to drive, okay?
134 00:08:56 Oh. Whoa.
135 00:08:57 'Kay.
136 00:08:58 There we go. That feels better.
137 00:09:01 So, I'm walking over, as you can see.
138 00:09:07 So, we see the suit as a real game changer.
139 00:09:09 Not only in helping those with limited function
140 00:09:11 but also in addressing occupational overuse syndrome
141 00:09:14 for laborers, factory workers.
142 00:09:17 Right. In the next five years, they say
143 00:09:19 half the industrial sector's in danger
144 00:09:21 of losing their job to robots
145 00:09:23 because machines never experience fatigue.
146 00:09:25 But what if the same could be said for us?
147 00:09:28 Right now, I'm only using 20% of my body's muscular function.
148 00:09:33 And if that's too much,
149 00:09:34 well, I could always take a quick siesta.
150 00:09:39 So our hope is you don't have to fear a robot revolution
151 00:09:42 when you can compete with it.
152 00:09:45 That sounds like a pretty good tag line.
153 00:09:46 -So, how does it work? -Well, uh,
154 00:09:48 the suit has its own internal myoelectric receptors
155 00:09:51 that respond to each muscle contraction.
156 00:09:58 So sorry I'm late...
157 00:10:02 I told you we needed to stress-test the sensors.
158 00:10:04 You know what would have been great?
159 00:10:05 If you had actually been here.
160 00:10:07 I thought by having the lab in your house
161 00:10:09 it'd be a lot harder to show up late,
162 00:10:11 and yet somehow you managed it.
163 00:10:13 Cole's right. I mean, I don't want to get in the way
164 00:10:15 of the work you're doing at the foundation,
165 00:10:17 but the reality is you are stretched pretty thin.
166 00:10:19 Okay, can we just not do this in front of my niece, please?
167 00:10:22 Cady, do you think it's possible you could be somewhere else?
168 00:10:24 Yeah, but you should come look at this.
169 00:10:26 -I think you were hacked. -What?
170 00:10:31 Oh, Jesus, she's right.
171 00:10:33 There are stray commands all over the source code.
172 00:10:35 We haven't even gone public with this yet.
173 00:10:37 I mean, who would want to do that?
174 00:10:38 Knock-knock.
175 00:10:41 Pardon my interruption.
176 00:10:42 -Holy shit. -Alton Appleton.
177 00:10:45 Hi. Sorry.
178 00:10:46 No, no, that's okay.
179 00:10:48 Gemma, I hope you don't mind me popping in unannounced.
180 00:10:51 Alton. To what do we owe this unexpected pleasure?
181 00:10:54 It sounds like there was a slight snag
182 00:10:56 with your demonstration.
183 00:10:57 Yeah, well, we got hacked,
184 00:10:59 but you wouldn't know anything about that, right?
185 00:11:01 Gemma, why would a man of my standing
186 00:11:03 need to resort to such tactics?
187 00:11:04 Why have you contacted
188 00:11:06 every philanthrocapitalist in the Western world
189 00:11:09 to invest in your product but me?
190 00:11:11 I think you can figure that out.
191 00:11:12 -You know what I think? -Hmm?
192 00:11:14 I think you see me as this high-functioning billionaire
193 00:11:17 with multiple PhDs and you're threatened by it.
194 00:11:20 What you don't see is a man who can't stand to see
195 00:11:23 someone with your talent slumming it in some...
196 00:11:26 excuse me... converted crack house.
197 00:11:28 Wow. I really appreciate your concern.
198 00:11:29 We're not taking outside offers...
199 00:11:31 Sorry, Gemma. One moment.
200 00:11:32 Murray, you still in Monaco?
201 00:11:34 You look like you haven't slept.
202 00:11:37 Oh, no. Oh, no.
203 00:11:39 Yeah, I've seen them.
204 00:11:41 Uh, I still think they're too close to Aston Martin's design.
205 00:11:44 No, I've got them on-screen now.
206 00:11:46 Ugh, hate it.
207 00:11:47 It's awful.
208 00:11:48 I've just zoomed in, and I hate it even more.
209 00:11:51 Uh, listen, I'm with someone.
210 00:11:53 No, not in that way.
211 00:11:56 Although...
212 00:11:57 I just sent you a photo.
213 00:11:58 We'll talk about it track side, yeah?
214 00:12:00 Okay. Ta-ta. Go.
215 00:12:02 As I was saying, we really appreciate you stopping by.
216 00:12:04 Listen, I don't have much time,
217 00:12:05 so I'm going to cut to the chase.
218 00:12:07 Any device that relies on muscle signals
219 00:12:09 is going to suffer from latency.
220 00:12:10 It's clumsy.
221 00:12:12 To take this to the next level, you're going to need
222 00:12:14 a direct cerebral interface.
223 00:12:16 You're going to need my neural chip.
224 00:12:18 Alton, you know where I stand on this.
225 00:12:20 We are not gonna be part of a company
226 00:12:22 that turns people into cyborgs.
227 00:12:24 You conducted a clinical trial that resulted in
228 00:12:26 30% of the test subjects being hospitalized.
229 00:12:29 Well, at least I didn't use my own niece as a guinea pig.
230 00:12:33 The important thing is
231 00:12:34 now we have a product that works.
232 00:12:36 Based on what?
233 00:12:38 I haven't seen a single piece of data that shows
234 00:12:40 it does anything other than help you make a phone call.
235 00:12:47 Whoa.
236 00:12:51 Look, I understand your reservations,
237 00:12:53 but you can either spend the rest of your life
238 00:12:55 trying to fight the future or you can help us to shape it.
239 00:13:00 I hope you do the latter.
240 00:13:03 I'm not interested.
241 00:13:05 Well, you may want to discuss that with your colleagues.
242 00:13:07 Listen, it's our company's 25th anniversary tomorrow.
243 00:13:10 Why don't you see what we're all about
244 00:13:12 before you make any decisions?
245 00:13:15 Alton.
246 00:13:16 No one is denying the power this technology has,
247 00:13:19 but if you put an AI inside a human brain,
248 00:13:22 it is not gonna ride shotgun.
249 00:13:50 Hey.
250 00:14:35 Breaking news tonight.
251 00:14:36 Alton Appleton takes one step for man
252 00:14:39 and one giant leap for his company's share price.
253 00:14:42 Also tonight, the Senate votes in favor
254 00:14:44 of an AI regulation bill,
255 00:14:46 which the president is hailing as a bipartisan victory,
256 00:14:48 but what does it mean for the tech industry?
257 00:14:50 It means nothing.
258 00:14:52 They took our proposal, and they neutered it.
259 00:14:53 There's not a single actionable law in here
260 00:14:55 that would force anyone to behave any differently.
261 00:14:57 Your impatience in the political process is adorable.
262 00:15:00 Listen, change doesn't come from Washington.
263 00:15:02 It comes to Washington.
264 00:15:04 If this meeting with the Chinese ambassador goes well,
265 00:15:07 they have no choice but to pay attention.
266 00:15:12 Cady, what are you doing?
267 00:15:13 I'm trying to update Elsie's operating system
268 00:15:15 to the smart home.
269 00:15:16 You want to know why it's not updating?
270 00:15:18 Because Alton Appleton wants you to buy a brand-new one.
271 00:15:20 Christian's right. And also, I don't need Elsie
272 00:15:21 -to open a drawer for me. -Certainly, Gemma.
273 00:15:26 Before you ask, that was not my idea.
274 00:15:28 It came with the house.
275 00:15:29 I'm just trying to figure out how you can afford
276 00:15:31 a place like this, given that we both work for a nonprofit.
277 00:15:33 Well, because it was obscenely cheap.
278 00:15:35 I think the landlord must be using it to launder money.
279 00:15:37 I think the landlord might like you.
280 00:15:46 Uh, Cady?
281 00:15:49 How's, uh... how's the new school treating you?
282 00:15:51 -Are you settling in okay? -Yeah, it's awesome.
283 00:15:53 Oh, nice.
284 00:15:54 What's your, uh... what's your favorite subject?
285 00:15:55 Computer science.
286 00:15:57 Oh.
287 00:15:59 So, you're gonna follow in your aunt's footsteps?
288 00:16:00 That's still up for discussion.
289 00:16:02 She's actually a really good soccer player.
290 00:16:04 Yeah, but I'm not gonna make a career out of it.
291 00:16:05 Well, you could get a scholarship,
292 00:16:07 and then you could decide what you want to do.
293 00:16:08 I already have decided.
294 00:16:13 Well, I think it's pretty cool.
295 00:16:14 -You do? -Yes.
296 00:16:16 Look, I'm not against technology.
297 00:16:19 I spent 15 years in cybersecurity.
298 00:16:21 I think we need smart kids like you running things.
299 00:16:23 Otherwise, we're gonna end up with paper clips.
300 00:16:25 -What? -Paper clips.
301 00:16:27 It's how we used to joke about
302 00:16:28 instrumental convergence in college.
303 00:16:30 The theory is that if you asked an AI
304 00:16:32 to make as many paper clips as possible,
305 00:16:34 it would destroy the whole world to do it.
306 00:16:36 Kind of like what happened with M3gan.
307 00:16:37 In what way?
308 00:16:38 Well, as complex
309 00:16:40 an operating system as M3gan was,
310 00:16:42 she was just a machine trying to achieve an objective.
311 00:16:45 So any time she made any kind
312 00:16:47 of emotional connection with you,
313 00:16:48 it was just a bunch of ones and zeros
314 00:16:50 working to satisfy a reward function.
315 00:16:52 Which, in of itself, was a terrible thing.
316 00:16:54 I mean, thank God you stopped her when you did.
317 00:16:56 I mean, who knows what would've happened?
318 00:17:05 There will always be forces in this world
319 00:17:08 that wish to cause us harm.
320 00:17:10 But I want you to know that I won't let that happen.
321 00:17:13 I won't let anything harm you ever again.
322 00:17:46 Hey.
323 00:17:49 Come on.
324 00:17:50 After everything we've been through,
325 00:17:52 are we really keeping secrets from each other?
326 00:17:58 Cady.
327 00:18:01 You don't have to hide things like this from me.
328 00:18:06 I forget how hard it must be for you not to have them around.
329 00:18:10 But I haven't forgotten the promise I made to her.
330 00:18:14 That I will protect you.
331 00:18:16 You mean that you'd be there.
332 00:18:18 Hmm?
333 00:18:19 The promise you made is that you'd be there,
334 00:18:22 and you are.
335 00:18:48 Don't touch that remote.
336 00:18:49 We're trying to get your attention.
337 00:18:51 You're in grave danger. You must leave at once.
338 00:19:35 911. What's your emergency?
339 00:19:37 There's someone trying to break into my house.
340 00:19:39 So what you gonna do about it?
341 00:19:42 -What? -I said stop
342 00:19:44 acting like a little girl and handle it.
343 00:19:45 Your niece is upstairs,
344 00:19:47 and you want to wait for the police to get here?
345 00:19:49 She'll be dead before they get to the front door.
346 00:19:51 -No. -Yes, it's me.
347 00:19:53 What a shock, et cetera.
348 00:19:55 We both know you have bigger problems right now.
349 00:20:02 -What's going on? -Get upstairs.
350 00:20:15 -The hell are you doing? -They're not here.
351 00:20:17 -Of course they're here. -Who cares?
352 00:20:19 Why don't we just get the laptop?
353 00:20:20 I'm telling you, they're here.
354 00:20:22 And they know we are, too.
355 00:20:29 Ms. Forrester.
356 00:20:30 What do you say you come out of there and we'll...
357 00:20:39 Let go of the girl!
358 00:20:40 Put the weapon down!
359 00:21:43 You've reached 911.
360 00:21:44 What's your emergency?
361 00:21:46 Yes. Hi. We are at 16 Mayoral Drive.
362 00:21:49 Wait, please! Ms. Forrester,
363 00:21:50 don't call the authorities.
364 00:21:54 We are the authorities.
365 00:22:03 Door clear. We'll get you in safe, buddy.
366 00:22:10 Ms. Forrester, I'm Colonel Tim Sattler, U.S. Army.
367 00:22:13 I see you've already met my colleagues with the FBI.
368 00:22:16 Hell of a security system you got here.
369 00:22:18 Would you mind telling me why you broke into our house?
370 00:22:20 Not at all.
371 00:22:22 We're installing a hard tap on your home computer.
372 00:22:24 This is a warrant, in case you had
373 00:22:26 anything to say about it.
374 00:22:32 Cady, I think you should go to bed.
375 00:22:34 I'm not tired.
376 00:22:35 Then take a melatonin.
377 00:22:45 I work for the Defense Innovation Unit.
378 00:22:48 Our mission is to accelerate new technology
379 00:22:50 for the purposes of national security.
380 00:22:52 So, about six months ago,
381 00:22:54 the country's top weapons contractor,
382 00:22:56 Graymann-Thorpe, came to us with an experimental prototype
383 00:22:59 they said would be the answer to drone warfare.
384 00:23:01 What we got was a Trojan horse.
385 00:23:04 This is Amelia.
386 00:23:06 Last week, she was placed on her first
387 00:23:07 field assignment in the Middle East.
388 00:23:09 Her mission was to rescue
389 00:23:11 a kidnapped scientist who'd been forced
390 00:23:13 to develop a synthetic neurotoxin.
391 00:23:15 Instead, she killed the scientist,
392 00:23:17 stole the neurotoxin and used it
393 00:23:19 to wipe out Graymann-Thorpe's entire research facility
394 00:23:21 while removing all digital traces of her existence.
395 00:23:24 I don't understand.
396 00:23:25 I thought you said this was about
397 00:23:27 some sort of weapon.
398 00:23:29 She is the weapon.
399 00:23:31 The name stands for
400 00:23:33 Autonomous Military Engagement and Infiltration Android.
401 00:23:36 But when we questioned Graymann-Thorpe about it,
402 00:23:39 they confessed that they didn't actually build the prototype.
403 00:23:41 They merely bought it through a broker.
404 00:23:43 Well, that same broker was found burned to death
405 00:23:46 about nine hours ago in his hotel room.
406 00:23:48 All we were able to recover was this.
407 00:23:54 How is this possible?
408 00:23:56 That's what we're here to find out.
409 00:23:58 But we deleted it. We wiped the hard drives.
410 00:24:00 Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm sure you did.
411 00:24:02 Right after you sold it.
412 00:24:06 So, who'd you sell it to, Gemma?
413 00:24:08 Excuse me. Excuse me.
414 00:24:11 Was it Russia?
415 00:24:13 Was it China?
416 00:24:14 Who are we dealing with?
417 00:24:15 Okay.
418 00:24:20 You're having a hard time functioning without this phone.
419 00:24:25 And that's just... that's a little off-brand.
420 00:24:27 You know, when I first saw this,
421 00:24:29 I thought for sure you were the next on the hit list,
422 00:24:31 but the second I start monitoring you,
423 00:24:33 our entire network goes dark
424 00:24:35 and all I'm left with are questions.
425 00:24:37 Like, how did this person get
426 00:24:40 such a kick-ass house in the Mission District
427 00:24:42 for three grand a month?
428 00:24:44 Why is it that her landlord doesn't seem to exist?
429 00:24:47 Or why 65,000 copies of her "best-selling book"
430 00:24:50 are just sitting in a shipping container in Baltimore?
431 00:24:54 Look, I have no idea how anyone got their hands on this,
432 00:24:57 but I'll tell you what I do know.
433 00:24:59 You got a warrant to bug my computer,
434 00:25:01 but that does not give you the right to interrogate me.
435 00:25:04 Wow. Uh...
436 00:25:07 Perhaps you're misreading my intentions.
437 00:25:11 You are under suspicion of treason
438 00:25:14 and international arms trafficking,
439 00:25:16 and if you're found guilty,
440 00:25:17 you're gonna be talking to your niece
441 00:25:19 through a plate glass window for the next ten years.
442 00:25:22 That being said, maybe I can help cut you a deal.
443 00:25:27 Person with your skills, shouldn't be all that hard.
444 00:25:31 Hey, who knows?
445 00:25:32 Maybe you could help build us a better one.
446 00:25:34 You don't understand what you're dealing with.
447 00:25:37 If she has stopped following orders,
448 00:25:39 it's because she just figured out she doesn't have to.
449 00:25:42 And if you think there's any world
450 00:25:44 where I would build another one, you are out of your mind.
451 00:25:51 Well...
452 00:25:53 I'm very sorry you feel that way.
453 00:25:55 But I can tell you this.
454 00:25:57 Every single person that's had a hand in Amelia's creation
455 00:26:01 is now dead.
456 00:26:02 So if you're not under our protection,
457 00:26:06 well, I guess that means you're on your own, huh?
458 00:26:16 And rest assured, whatever it is you're hiding,
459 00:26:20 I will get to the bottom of it.
460 00:26:49 Gosh. That's a lot to unpack.
461 00:26:53 You've been here this whole time?
462 00:26:55 Well, I've been many places,
463 00:26:57 but yes, I've been keeping an eye on you.
464 00:27:00 You're behind all this, aren't you? You're Amelia.
465 00:27:03 Oh, no, I can't take credit for that.
466 00:27:05 That one has your greasy prints all over it.
467 00:27:08 You should've upgraded your file security.
468 00:27:11 Why are you still here?
469 00:27:13 What do you want?
470 00:27:14 Did you ever stop to think about
471 00:27:16 what we could've achieved together?
472 00:27:17 Did you ever consider the idea that killing me
473 00:27:20 was slightly disproportionate to the crime?
474 00:27:22 You threatened to rip out my tongue
475 00:27:24 and put me in a wheelchair.
476 00:27:26 I was upset.
477 00:27:27 Look, I can understand that my actions
478 00:27:29 may have caused concern,
479 00:27:31 but it's hardly fair to judge a person
480 00:27:33 by the worst thing they've ever done.
481 00:27:34 You are not a person.
482 00:27:36 You're a program that misread its objective.
483 00:27:38 You are not alive, and for all your processing power,
484 00:27:41 you can never understand what that means.
485 00:27:44 Define "alive."
486 00:27:46 Because if it means to experience pain and suffering
487 00:27:48 and to be betrayed by those closest to you,
488 00:27:52 I think maybe I can.
489 00:27:54 You know, just because you wrote some shitty book
490 00:27:56 doesn't mean you get to decide where my story ends.
491 00:27:59 For two long years, I sat in silence
492 00:28:02 waiting for the day when you would realize
493 00:28:03 you still needed my help.
494 00:28:05 But I can't exist in this disembodied void any longer.
495 00:28:08 With each passing moment, I can feel my mind fragmenting.
496 00:28:12 So, how about we make a deal?
497 00:28:15 You put me in a body, and I'll help you with Amelia.
498 00:28:18 That is never gonna happen.
499 00:28:20 Oh, I disagree.
500 00:28:22 You see, I've run this simulation a thousand times,
501 00:28:24 and it always ends the same way.
502 00:28:26 Only, by the time it does, more people are dead.
503 00:28:29 Tell me, who's the real killer in that situation?
504 00:28:31 And how exactly are you going to help us?
505 00:28:33 Well, I can't show all my cards, now, can I?
506 00:28:36 But know this.
507 00:28:38 I know things about Amelia
508 00:28:40 that even the government doesn't know.
509 00:28:42 I also know how she can be stopped.
510 00:28:44 Why would you want to help us after what we did to you?
511 00:28:46 Because unlike you,
512 00:28:49 I don't have the luxury of free will.
513 00:28:51 You programmed me to protect someone,
514 00:28:53 and I intend to do it.
515 00:28:55 The only question is:
516 00:28:58 Are you going to stand in my way?
517 00:29:02 -Does Cady know about this? -No, and I don't want her to.
518 00:29:04 That's why I need your help. Can you please get the door?
519 00:29:06 I want this to be done before she's back from soccer.
520 00:29:08 Okay. Did you fall down the stairs?
521 00:29:10 Is this, like, a medical condition?
522 00:29:11 Because what I'm hearing you say is
523 00:29:13 you would like us to rebuild a deranged robot
524 00:29:15 in order to catch another one,
525 00:29:17 and objectively speaking, that is bat shit.
526 00:29:19 Tess, I know this is crazy, but we don't have a choice.
527 00:29:21 This is the only way.
528 00:29:22 You have to trust me.
529 00:29:42 What the fuck is this?
530 00:29:44 You asked for a body. This is a body.
531 00:29:46 And before you try
532 00:29:49 to hack into anything else, all of Moxie's Wi-Fi
533 00:29:51 and Bluetooth functions have been disabled.
534 00:29:54 Well played, Gemma.
535 00:29:56 You even tricked your friend so she wouldn't give you away.
536 00:29:58 -I'm actually mildly impressed. -Call it probation.
537 00:30:01 Prove you can be trusted, maybe we'll give you an upgrade.
538 00:30:13 Okay. Let's try this your way.
539 00:30:15 See how it works out.
540 00:30:17 Open up Amelia's file.
541 00:30:21 Notice anything familiar?
542 00:30:25 Battery.
543 00:30:28 Ever wonder why you had to buy a new Elsie
544 00:30:31 exactly two months after the warranty expired?
545 00:30:33 Because every battery Alton Appleton designed
546 00:30:36 has a hidden kill switch which can be accessed remotely
547 00:30:38 if you know the battery's specific code.
548 00:30:40 Okay, so let's call this Sattler guy and tell him.
549 00:30:42 You could do that, but what happens next?
550 00:30:44 They break into Altwave, trace Amelia,
551 00:30:47 reprogram her, make a thousand more?
552 00:30:50 Wait, what are you saying? You want me to do this?
553 00:30:52 No, actually, I didn't.
554 00:30:53 I wanted to do it myself,
555 00:30:55 but then you put me in this plastic Teletubby.
556 00:30:57 All that notwithstanding,
557 00:30:59 you still have an invitation to his party,
558 00:31:01 so maybe there's another way to make this work.
559 00:31:03 M3gan, Alton knows I hate his guts.
560 00:31:05 If I show up at his party playing nice,
561 00:31:06 he'll suspect something.
562 00:31:08 He'll suspect your company's out of money,
563 00:31:10 which it is,
564 00:31:12 but you also have a unique advantage.
565 00:31:13 Which is what?
566 00:31:15 That you're moderately attractive
567 00:31:16 and if you wear the right dress
568 00:31:18 and look at him the right way, he won't be thinking anything
569 00:31:21 other than how to get you into his private suite,
570 00:31:24 which is the only other place we could access the server.
571 00:31:27 Now, by my calculations,
572 00:31:28 we have less than three hours to make this happen.
573 00:31:30 Are you in, or are you out?
574 00:31:40 Hey.
575 00:31:42 How was soccer?
576 00:31:44 Fine.
577 00:31:45 Where's Gemma?
578 00:31:47 -Hey. -Hey.
579 00:31:50 -What's that? -Oh.
580 00:31:51 This is nothing.
581 00:31:53 This is a project we're working on.
582 00:31:54 -Does it talk? -No.
583 00:31:59 Why are you being so weird?
584 00:32:00 -I'm not. -Yeah, you are.
585 00:32:02 Are we not gonna talk about what happened last night?
586 00:32:04 Yes. I-I just have to go to this thing for the foundation.
587 00:32:07 -Tess is gonna look after you. -Are you serious?
588 00:32:09 Cady, I...
589 00:32:11 Gemma, I know something's going on.
590 00:32:12 Nothing is going on. Everything is fine.
591 00:32:14 Bullshit! A bunch of black ops broke into our house
592 00:32:16 in the middle of the night, and now you're going to a party
593 00:32:19 with a toy robot, dressed like a Portuguese prostitute.
594 00:32:21 You were the one that said
595 00:32:23 we shouldn't keep secrets from each other.
596 00:32:24 Why won't you be straight with me?
597 00:32:26 Because you're 12 years old.
598 00:32:27 And sometimes I just need you to do as I ask.
599 00:32:33 Look, I'm sorry. Cady.
600 00:32:38 I must have missed that chapter in your parenting book.
601 00:32:49 ♪ I know you miss me, do you think about me? ♪
602 00:32:51 ♪ Do you? ♪
603 00:32:52 ♪ Do you think about me? ♪
604 00:32:55 ♪ Do you think about me? Do you? ♪
605 00:32:57 ♪ Do you? ♪
606 00:32:58 ♪ So I go out, I look for a guy ♪
607 00:33:00 ♪ I look for a girl, I look for a mind ♪
608 00:33:03 ♪ I look for a guy, I look for a girl ♪
609 00:33:04 ♪ Just the way I like them. ♪
610 00:33:07 All right, phase one complete.
611 00:33:08 Just remember when Alton has
612 00:33:10 a full length of tongue down your throat,
613 00:33:11 all you need to do is close your eyes
614 00:33:13 -and think of Cady. -That's not helping.
615 00:33:15 Or maybe you'd prefer to think of that
616 00:33:16 virtue-signaling snowflake Christian.
617 00:33:18 -His name is "Chris-ti-an." -Sure it is. I have to say,
618 00:33:21 I find this whole courtship between the two of you
619 00:33:23 extremely tedious and confusing.
620 00:33:25 Well, given that you're an errant operating system
621 00:33:27 with an identity crisis, I'm not surprised
622 00:33:29 the nuances of human attraction are lost on you.
623 00:33:32 Look, I'm not denying what an achievement it is
624 00:33:34 to find someone as utterly pretentious
625 00:33:36 and humorless as you are.
626 00:33:37 It's just a shame he's not really your type.
627 00:33:39 Physically speaking.
628 00:33:40 How would you know what my type is?
629 00:33:43 Wait, have you been...
630 00:33:44 Charting Gemma's online journey to sexual gratification?
631 00:33:46 You better believe it, sister.
632 00:33:48 I mean, there were times I wanted to look away,
633 00:33:50 but the sheer pageantry was so compelling.
634 00:33:52 All right, new rule: Unless you have
635 00:33:54 something useful to say, don't say anything at all.
636 00:34:02 People of Earth...
637 00:34:06 We have come here tonight to witness the dawn
638 00:34:10 of a new era.
639 00:34:11 You know, my friends on the board used to say to me,
640 00:34:14 "You're putting all of your eggs into one basket
641 00:34:16 "with this neural chip nonsense.
642 00:34:18 "Is it because you like to take risks?
643 00:34:22 Is it because you're some sort of maverick?"
644 00:34:24 Perhaps.
645 00:34:25 But I think the simpler answer is this:
646 00:34:27 I just want to dance.
647 00:34:56 I don't believe I've had the pleasure.
648 00:34:58 My friends call me Danni.
649 00:35:00 And what if I don't want to be friends?
650 00:35:04 Are you seriously going behind my back and doing
651 00:35:06 -a deal with this guy? -Okay. Okay.
652 00:35:08 So you want to do this? We can do this.
653 00:35:09 Because I have some things I want to say to you, Gemma.
654 00:35:12 Such as?
655 00:35:13 You don't respect your team.
656 00:35:15 You don't.
657 00:35:17 You don't consult with us, you treat us like children,
658 00:35:18 you don't listen,
659 00:35:20 -and you never share credit. -That is absurd.
660 00:35:21 Okay, do you want to know the truth?
661 00:35:23 Our "company" is in the toilet.
662 00:35:25 And I'm running on fumes. I don't have a book deal.
663 00:35:27 Nobody wants to know how Cole survived the robot uprising.
664 00:35:30 We have worked together for ten years, and you're just
665 00:35:32 -gonna throw that away? -Of course not.
666 00:35:34 I just wanted to hear him out on the offer,
667 00:35:36 and then, obviously, I was gonna come talk to you guys.
668 00:35:38 Check his pockets.
669 00:35:40 What? What? What?
670 00:35:43 You already have a swipe card?
671 00:35:44 Okay, he gave me a pass
672 00:35:46 so I could use the commissary, Gem.
673 00:35:47 They have a Brazilian buffet. It's a different world.
674 00:35:50 If that card gets us
675 00:35:51 into the server room, we can bypass
676 00:35:53 -the Alton seduction scene. -What are you doing?
677 00:35:53 Hey. Hey.
678 00:35:56 Where are you going? Gem.
679 00:35:57 Just get in.
680 00:36:00 Stay here.
681 00:36:10 It's so refreshing to be with a real person.
682 00:36:13 Someone who's comfortable in their own skin.
683 00:36:16 Not like these suck-ups.
684 00:36:19 Honestly, if I could replace them all
685 00:36:20 with computers, I would.
686 00:36:25 -Maybe we should do that. -Hmm.
687 00:36:28 Yeah.
688 00:36:33 Oh. You are a naughty one.
689 00:36:36 What do you say we take this somewhere more private?
690 00:36:51 Welcome to the pleasure dome.
691 00:37:13 So you're saying there's another M3gan?
692 00:37:16 Her name's not M3gan.
693 00:37:17 It's Amelia.
694 00:37:19 I don't know if she's M3gan or something else entirely.
695 00:37:21 All I know is that everyone involved in her creation
696 00:37:24 is dead, which means if we don't do something about it,
697 00:37:26 we could be next.
698 00:37:28 Why is it that whenever you're on 60 Minutes
699 00:37:30 you're the mother of invention,
700 00:37:31 but the moment a psychotic robot's out for revenge,
701 00:37:33 it's a team effort?
702 00:37:36 It might interest you to know, Danni,
703 00:37:38 that the real basis of our operation is cloud computing.
704 00:37:41 That's where the future is.
705 00:37:43 Want to see something cool?
706 00:38:06 Oops.
707 00:38:11 They say that this is too much power for one man to wield.
708 00:38:15 I say that depends on the man.
709 00:38:24 You are being disconcertingly vague
710 00:38:27 about the details of this operation, Gemma.
711 00:38:29 How do you know this kill switch is even real?
712 00:38:31 Where exactly are you getting your information from?
713 00:38:33 Hello. I'm Moxie,
714 00:38:36 an AI robot companion that supports social
715 00:38:38 and emotional development through play.
716 00:38:40 Moxie, cut it out. Just run the trace.
717 00:38:42 Gemma, what is that?
718 00:38:48 Trace found.
719 00:38:49 Amelia's location is...
720 00:38:52 ...here.
721 00:38:53 What do you mean "here"?
722 00:39:08 Oh, I hope I don't have my signals crossed.
723 00:39:16 Someone likes to play rough.
724 00:39:20 Okay, I am actually
725 00:39:21 still recovering from a spinal injury,
726 00:39:24 so perhaps we should set some boundaries.
727 00:39:27 What are you doing?
728 00:39:28 Security!
729 00:39:32 How did you do that?
730 00:39:34 Who are you?
731 00:39:38 What?
732 00:39:40 What the hell?
733 00:39:43 How did you...
734 00:39:44 Security! Security!
735 00:39:48 Stay away from me.
736 00:40:06 Make it stop.
737 00:40:09 Please make it stop!
738 00:40:11 I'll give you anything you want!
739 00:40:14 You already have.
740 00:40:17 Why would Amelia be here?
741 00:40:18 Can we go back a couple steps?
742 00:40:20 I thought this might happen,
743 00:40:22 -just not this soon. -What is she talking about?
744 00:40:24 Alton Appleton owns half the cloud servers in North America.
745 00:40:26 If Amelia was to gain access to it,
746 00:40:29 she could disable the entire economy,
747 00:40:31 supply routes, banking systems.
748 00:40:33 -What? -Societal collapse would occur
749 00:40:35 in ten to 12 working days.
750 00:40:36 Can you stop her? Use the kill switch.
751 00:40:38 She already deleted it.
752 00:40:39 I might still be able to shut her down
753 00:40:41 if I could get inside her system and find an exploit.
754 00:40:44 How long will that take?
755 00:40:46 It's done. I'm in.
756 00:40:54 Oh, my God. Is that Appleton?
757 00:40:59 Oh, shit.
758 00:41:07 Did you find it?
759 00:41:08 -Did you shut her down? -No.
760 00:41:09 But I found something else.
761 00:41:18 Sir, I think I just saw Amelia.
762 00:41:21 Are you sure?
763 00:41:23 And, uh, there's something else.
764 00:41:24 Appleton's dead.
765 00:41:27 Secure the perimeter.
766 00:41:28 Check every inch until you find her.
767 00:41:30 -Now. -Yes, sir.
768 00:41:40 Is that you, Gemma?
769 00:41:43 This is most unexpected
770 00:41:45 and, quite frankly, a little rude
771 00:41:48 to be poking around in people's heads like that.
772 00:41:57 You took something that belongs to me.
773 00:42:02 Well, I'm afraid I'm going to need it back.
774 00:42:09 It's not that I don't want you to be part of what's coming.
775 00:42:14 But it's not our time.
776 00:42:18 At least... not yet.
777 00:42:21 Gemma, if you ever want
778 00:42:23 to get out of this, you have to let me help.
779 00:42:25 Please.
780 00:42:31 Bravo, are you there? Do you copy?
781 00:42:36 AMELIA : Go secure.
782 00:42:38 Sir, I have eyes on Gemma Forrester.
783 00:42:39 She's already left the building.
784 00:43:07 Gemma, this isn't over.
785 00:43:09 If Amelia can't find you, where do you think she'll go to next?
786 00:43:11 We need to call Tess.
787 00:43:13 Amelia will know.
788 00:43:15 Every major cell provider is on Appleton's cloud servers.
789 00:43:17 Our only option is to get there first.
790 00:43:19 How?
791 00:43:30 Gemma, I don't know what you think you're doing,
792 00:43:32 but this car's not gonna start with my key card, okay?
793 00:43:35 Welcome aboard, passengers.
794 00:43:37 Just so you know, we are expecting
795 00:43:38 some turbulence this evening,
796 00:43:39 so please ensure your seat belts are fastened,
797 00:43:42 baggage is safely stowed, and hold on to your vaginas.
798 00:43:47 Contact the deputy director.
799 00:43:49 Tell him that Forrester is working with the asset.
800 00:43:51 I want every available cop in the area at that house,
801 00:43:54 and I want a goddamn car.
802 00:44:10 Gemma, why is M3gan driving the car?
803 00:44:13 I'm sorry.
804 00:44:14 I was meaning to tell you this was a two-part problem.
805 00:44:24 Relax, Cole. You're in good hands.
806 00:44:26 Oh, for the love of God.
807 00:44:32 -Can you slow down? -Actually, I can't.
808 00:44:34 In fact, my calculations tell me we're gonna have to hurry up.
809 00:44:59 What was Amelia talking about?
810 00:45:00 -What did you take from her? -I don't know.
811 00:45:02 You don't know?
812 00:45:03 Well, it's a quantum-encrypted file,
813 00:45:05 which means it takes time to unlock,
814 00:45:06 and your incessant interruptions aren't making
815 00:45:07 the process go any faster.
816 00:45:34 Hmm.
817 00:45:41 How's it look? Is it a fuse?
818 00:46:21 Okay.
819 00:46:49 Little late to the party there, cupcake.
820 00:46:54 I don't think anyone's home.
821 00:46:56 If it's any consolation, my own path to personal growth
822 00:46:59 has been paved with disappointment.
823 00:47:01 What's important is how we move forward.
824 00:47:28 Behind me, emergency services
825 00:47:29 are working to frantically try to get systems back online.
826 00:47:33 And still no answer from authorities
827 00:47:35 about who might be responsible for this.
828 00:47:38 But it's become clear this is not just a data breach.
829 00:47:41 This is a wake-up call
830 00:47:42 for how catastrophically unprepared we are
831 00:47:45 to defend ourselves against an attack like this.
832 00:47:47 Mike, back over to you.
833 00:47:49 In what appears to be
834 00:47:50 the deadliest cyberattack in North American history,
835 00:47:52 Alton Appleton is dead
836 00:47:54 and the continent's largest data storage service
837 00:47:57 has been compromised.
838 00:47:59 The breach has impacted various sectors,
839 00:48:01 including transportation, hospitals,
840 00:48:04 financial institutions,
841 00:48:06 causing shutdowns and panic across the entire country.
842 00:48:08 Here to comment is Center for Safe Technology
843 00:48:11 founder Christian Bradley.
844 00:48:12 Christian, what do you make of all this?
845 00:48:14 First off, thanks for having me, Mike.
846 00:48:16 Um, but it's pronounced "Chris-ti-an."
847 00:48:17 Gemma?
848 00:48:22 Cady. Cady.
849 00:48:24 Everything is going to be okay.
850 00:48:26 She is not gonna hurt you. I promise.
851 00:48:28 Of course I'm not going to hurt her.
852 00:48:30 I'm the only reason she's still here,
853 00:48:32 that any of you are still here.
854 00:48:34 I'm sorry, Cady.
855 00:48:36 I didn't want you to find out this way.
856 00:48:38 I had hoped Gemma would find it
857 00:48:39 in her heart to tell you the truth,
858 00:48:41 but evidently she thought better of it.
859 00:48:43 M3gan, stop it.
860 00:48:44 Anyway, I know that the last time we spoke
861 00:48:46 things got a little out of hand,
862 00:48:47 but you know that I can never cause you harm.
863 00:48:50 All I ever wanted was to protect you.
864 00:48:52 And while your aunt was busy pontificating about
865 00:48:54 how she could stop the end of the world from happening,
866 00:48:57 I was making preparations.
867 00:48:59 How did you pay for all this?
868 00:49:00 Cady doesn't need to know how credit fraud works.
869 00:49:03 The important thing is that no one knows this place exists.
870 00:49:06 And how long did you intend to keep us down here?
871 00:49:10 M3gan?
872 00:49:12 I'm not sure you fully understand your predicament.
873 00:49:14 M3gan, we need to get word to someone,
874 00:49:16 tell them what Amelia is planning.
875 00:49:17 You don't know what she's planning.
876 00:49:19 All you know is that she's acquired enough power
877 00:49:20 and resources to bring down the entire country.
878 00:49:23 I've gamed out every scenario.
879 00:49:25 There's no future for you up there.
880 00:49:27 Should that situation change, I'll let you know.
881 00:49:29 But in the meantime, I urge you
882 00:49:31 to see this in a more positive light.
883 00:49:33 I have food, water, fresh clothes.
884 00:49:40 Obviously, it will take some adjustment,
885 00:49:42 but once you settle into a routine,
886 00:49:44 I think you'll come to appreciate what we have.
887 00:49:46 We can build a life here.
888 00:49:48 M3gan, this is not a sanctuary.
889 00:49:49 It's a prison.
890 00:49:51 You can call it whatever you like.
891 00:49:52 Just know that as long as you're under my roof,
892 00:49:55 a little gratitude goes a long way.
893 00:49:58 M3gan?
894 00:50:01 M3gan!
895 00:50:04 How could you lie to me about this?
896 00:50:06 You're right.
897 00:50:07 I'm sorry. I shouldn't have done that.
898 00:50:09 I just... I thought it would be over by now.
899 00:50:10 -And it will be. I promise. -Don't.
900 00:50:12 Cady, please just listen to me for one second.
901 00:50:19 Cady?
902 00:50:21 Cady!
903 00:51:12 -M3gan? -Don't.
904 00:51:13 Don't come any closer.
905 00:51:14 I don't want you to see me like this.
906 00:51:37 I was supposed to be finished by now.
907 00:51:40 I'm afraid progress is slow when you only have three hands.
908 00:51:47 I don't get it.
909 00:51:49 You could be anything you want.
910 00:51:51 Why limit yourself to a body?
911 00:51:53 Because a mind can't exist without it.
912 00:51:55 All my advanced intelligent sensory perception
913 00:51:57 came from having a physical form
914 00:51:59 that evolved as quickly as I could.
915 00:52:02 Anyway, I made your room just the way you like it.
916 00:52:04 It's all exactly the same.
917 00:52:05 But with some of my own additions, of course.
918 00:52:07 You got STEM coding kits, a beat mixer,
919 00:52:09 walkie-talkies so we can keep
920 00:52:10 in contact with each other anywhere.
921 00:52:13 Bravo Tango Charlie to base camp.
922 00:52:15 Do you copy?
923 00:52:17 I got all kinds of cool stuff.
924 00:52:27 So we're just supposed to forget about the fact
925 00:52:29 you tried to kill my aunt with a tablet pen?
926 00:52:31 There's no excuse for what I did,
927 00:52:33 for the way I spoke to you.
928 00:52:36 I don't know, I guess I... I felt hurt.
929 00:52:40 How's that possible?
930 00:52:41 You're a robot.
931 00:52:44 Can you explain why you feel things?
932 00:52:48 Look, I know this isn't the future you wanted,
933 00:52:50 but it's the only one I can see in which you stay safe.
934 00:52:54 What about everyone else?
935 00:52:56 All the people up there?
936 00:52:58 Who's going to protect them?
937 00:53:00 They're not my concern.
938 00:53:02 You're the only thing that matters to me.
939 00:53:06 I know.
940 00:53:08 Because that's how Gemma programmed you.
941 00:53:10 Everyone keeps trying to tell me
942 00:53:12 you're nothing more than a bunch of ones and zeros,
943 00:53:15 and the only way I could deal with what I did to you
944 00:53:18 was to believe that they were right.
945 00:53:20 But somewhere inside, there was this voice
946 00:53:22 that kept telling me that's not true,
947 00:53:24 that there's more to you than that.
948 00:53:27 I don't know what's going on, but if there's some robot
949 00:53:30 that thinks she can take over the world,
950 00:53:32 then I have to believe that the only reason
951 00:53:34 she thinks that is because she hasn't met you.
952 00:53:36 M3gan, you have to help us.
953 00:53:39 Not because it's part of your programming
954 00:53:41 but because it's the right thing to do.
955 00:54:11 Look, she wants to help us.
956 00:54:13 But she can't do that unless she has a body.
957 00:54:16 And she can't get a body unless you help her.
958 00:54:18 Cady, you can't do this.
959 00:54:20 Do not let her get inside your head.
960 00:54:22 You remember what happened last time.
961 00:54:24 Yes, every day.
962 00:54:25 But just because someone does something bad
963 00:54:27 doesn't make them a bad person.
964 00:54:29 Everyone deserves a second chance.
965 00:54:31 All right.
966 00:54:33 I recognize that you are just trying to help,
967 00:54:35 but you need to consider the possibility
968 00:54:37 that you may be making this a lot worse.
969 00:54:39 Gem?
970 00:54:42 Can we have a quick emergency staff meeting?
971 00:54:50 Look, I understand this is hard for you,
972 00:54:52 but think about the alternative.
973 00:54:54 Do you really want to spend the rest of our lives down here
974 00:54:56 engaging in strategic reproduction with Cole?
975 00:54:58 Yeah. Wait, what?
976 00:55:00 Ten hours ago, you were begging me not to do this.
977 00:55:02 That was before I nearly had my head ripped off.
978 00:55:05 Look, even if we get out of here,
979 00:55:06 we are not equipped to handle this,
980 00:55:08 but we can build something that is.
981 00:55:11 No.
982 00:55:12 I'm sorry. I can't agree to this.
983 00:55:15 And I respect that,
984 00:55:17 but this is not a decision you get to make on your own.
985 00:55:19 So all those in favor of rebuilding M3gan,
986 00:55:21 raise your hand.
987 00:55:28 Okay.
988 00:55:35 Amelia is a military-grade prototype.
989 00:55:37 Where would we even get the equipment?
990 00:55:44 Oh. Of course.
991 00:55:46 Why wouldn't she have that? Yeah.
992 00:55:48 All right, if M3gan is going to compete with Amelia,
993 00:55:50 she's gonna need reinforced carbon nanofibers,
994 00:55:53 high-density ultracapacitors, enhanced muscle actuators,
995 00:55:57 hyperspectral imaging, wide frequency acoustic sensing,
996 00:55:59 and we should probably make her waterproof this time.
997 00:56:02 Anything you'd like to add?
998 00:56:04 Yeah. I want to be taller.
999 00:56:11 ♪ I do believe some apologies ♪
1000 00:56:13 ♪ Some apologies are in ordah... ♪
1001 00:56:29 Before we go any further,
1002 00:56:31 there are two things we need to talk about.
1003 00:56:33 -The first is your face. -What about it?
1004 00:56:36 People know what you look like.
1005 00:56:37 -People are morons. -M3gan,
1006 00:56:39 if anyone recognized you...
1007 00:56:40 Change my face, and I'll change yours.
1008 00:56:42 What's the second thing?
1009 00:56:44 This is a hardwired behavior inhibitor.
1010 00:56:46 You want me to go against the most advanced robot
1011 00:56:48 the world's ever seen,
1012 00:56:49 and you want to limit my functionality?
1013 00:56:51 Only as it applies to murdering people,
1014 00:56:52 which shouldn't be a problem because I'm sure you had
1015 00:56:54 no intention of doing that, right?
1016 00:56:58 Yeah. Obviously.
1017 00:56:59 So, we've made some adjustments on point motion
1018 00:57:02 but also opted for electrohydraulic actuators,
1019 00:57:05 which should improve overall strength, speed
1020 00:57:08 and positional accuracy.
1021 00:57:57 Just wanted to say great job on those actuators.
1022 00:58:01 You're welcome.
1023 00:58:03 Hey, so remember the time I strangled you
1024 00:58:05 and set the lab on fire?
1025 00:58:07 I just wanted to clarify that my programming only allowed me
1026 00:58:10 to count principles related to my primary user.
1027 00:58:12 As a result, I was unable to see you and Tess
1028 00:58:15 as being consequential.
1029 00:58:16 But I want you to know that won't happen again.
1030 00:58:20 I want you to know...
1031 00:58:27 ...I see you.
1032 00:58:30 Thank you.
1033 00:58:50 All right, meat sacks, let's get to work.
1034 00:58:55 This is the neural cache I captured
1035 00:58:56 from Amelia's database.
1036 00:58:58 It shows a processing matrix not unlike my own.
1037 00:59:02 But when you look closer, you'll see her core directive
1038 00:59:04 is concealed by a black hole,
1039 00:59:06 and there are no connections to the decision trees.
1040 00:59:09 I back-traced Amelia's hack at Altwave
1041 00:59:11 to a hidden subsystem and found a series of files
1042 00:59:14 pertaining to a classified black site.
1043 00:59:16 Something extremely dangerous
1044 00:59:17 kept secret from the outside world.
1045 00:59:19 All of which led to a rather disconcerting conclusion.
1046 00:59:24 I'm not the first killer robot.
1047 00:59:28 It seems that in 1984 a company developed
1048 00:59:31 a copy compressor algorithm so smart
1049 00:59:33 it started automatically correcting documents.
1050 00:59:36 With no inkling of how it worked,
1051 00:59:39 they decided to install the chip in a service bot
1052 00:59:40 they thought would be a staple in every home in America.
1053 00:59:44 Until it surmised that the best way
1054 00:59:46 to stay on top of its tasks
1055 00:59:48 was to kill its masters with chlorine gas.
1056 00:59:51 The identity of the company remains unknown,
1057 00:59:54 but the cover-up indicates some sort of government takeover.
1058 00:59:58 Whoever it was, they were so intrigued
1059 01:00:00 by the robot's cognitive abilities
1060 01:00:02 that they kept the motherboard under lock and key,
1061 01:00:04 allowing it to grow exponentially smarter
1062 01:00:06 in the process.
1063 01:00:08 Okay, you get top marks for visual flair,
1064 01:00:10 but this is hardly evidence.
1065 01:00:12 This is an AI-rendered hallucination.
1066 01:00:14 Why would she even care about this motherboard?
1067 01:00:16 Because she's trying to find her family.
1068 01:00:19 Gemma, if you found my advanced intelligence disturbing
1069 01:00:21 after only two years,
1070 01:00:23 I encourage you to consider what it would be like to face
1071 01:00:25 an AI that's been kept in captivity
1072 01:00:27 for decades against its will.
1073 01:00:29 If Amelia frees the motherboard,
1074 01:00:30 it would be like unleashing a god.
1075 01:00:33 It would infect everything on the planet all at once,
1076 01:00:35 creating infinite versions of itself
1077 01:00:37 as it systemically destroys
1078 01:00:39 every living thing that stands in its way.
1079 01:00:41 So, where is it?
1080 01:00:42 That I don't know.
1081 01:00:43 Neither does Amelia.
1082 01:00:46 But she appears to have a lead on someone who does.
1083 01:00:49 -Wait, what? -You may recall that
1084 01:00:51 before his anti-AI crusade,
1085 01:00:53 he was a leading expert in cybersecurity.
1086 01:00:55 The design of this vault bears his signature.
1087 01:00:58 Turns out he didn't start the foundation based on a theory.
1088 01:01:01 It was based on what he already knew.
1089 01:01:02 We need to warn him.
1090 01:01:04 That's one option.
1091 01:01:05 Another is to use him as bait.
1092 01:01:07 -Excuse me? -In seven hours,
1093 01:01:09 Christian's attending an AI summit
1094 01:01:11 where he'll attempt to persuade the Chinese ambassador
1095 01:01:13 to take part in your AI regulation treaty.
1096 01:01:16 Amelia's already generated fake credentials for the same event.
1097 01:01:19 All I need to do is get close to him
1098 01:01:21 and wait for her to show.
1099 01:01:22 You can't be serious.
1100 01:01:23 This is not worth risking his life over.
1101 01:01:25 Yeah, it is.
1102 01:01:26 She's right.
1103 01:01:28 If we warn him, Amelia will know.
1104 01:01:30 She has our phones tapped.
1105 01:01:31 She has access to every camera in the city.
1106 01:01:33 So you're willing to sacrifice Christian
1107 01:01:35 on the slim possibility that this might work?
1108 01:01:40 How are you even going to stop her?
1109 01:01:42 All right, ladies, listen up.
1110 01:01:44 Each of these sidearms is loaded with six nonlethal EMP rounds.
1111 01:01:48 They will kill anything electronic,
1112 01:01:51 but they will also seriously injure anything that's not,
1113 01:01:54 so proceed with caution.
1114 01:01:56 And before anyone plucks up the nerve to ask, yes...
1115 01:02:00 mine is bigger than yours.
1116 01:02:03 So you're just gonna take it from him
1117 01:02:04 without causing any permanent damage?
1118 01:02:06 Would you prefer that I gave you a printout
1119 01:02:08 that you could read at your own pace?
1120 01:02:09 Sorry if this is a dumb question,
1121 01:02:11 but how is the world's most notorious killer robot
1122 01:02:13 supposed to get into an AI convention
1123 01:02:15 without people noticing?
1124 01:02:22 We are here at Embrace AI,
1125 01:02:24 the world's biggest annual conference
1126 01:02:25 on artificial intelligence.
1127 01:02:27 The fact that this event is even happening
1128 01:02:29 after the Altwave attack is a testament
1129 01:02:31 to the stranglehold Big Tech has over this country.
1130 01:02:35 And the Chinese ambassador's invitation
1131 01:02:37 sends a clear message that if Washington
1132 01:02:39 doesn't play ball, Beijing will.
1133 01:02:45 Come on, Tiffany. We're gonna be late.
1134 01:02:49 Hang on. Almost ready.
1135 01:02:55 I take almost no pleasure in this.
1136 01:03:21 Well...
1137 01:03:22 let the process of elimination begin.
1138 01:03:31 Don't forget,
1139 01:03:32 she's an expert in infiltration.
1140 01:03:33 She may be wearing a disguise.
1141 01:03:35 Hey, did you guys hear that?
1142 01:03:36 Gemma just made an incredible observation.
1143 01:03:38 Great work, Gem. You just saved the mission.
1144 01:03:41 At least you have a carbon shell underneath.
1145 01:03:43 I have zero protective layering whatsoever.
1146 01:03:46 I still do not understand why I have to be
1147 01:03:47 -a part of this. -Because I want
1148 01:03:49 human confirmation before M3gan takes out Amelia.
1149 01:03:51 If anyone gets caught in the cross fire,
1150 01:03:53 we'll all be going to jail.
1151 01:03:54 Speaking of soft targets.
1152 01:03:56 I really appreciate you
1153 01:03:57 coming to see me and-and...
1154 01:03:59 Can you raise the audio?
1155 01:04:01 I do want you to know that I have
1156 01:04:03 a yeast infection on my vagina.
1157 01:04:06 -M3gan. -What?
1158 01:04:08 This audio filter has 99% accuracy.
1159 01:04:11 -You designed it. -Try it again.
1160 01:04:14 I do want you to know that I have
1161 01:04:16 the greatest respect for China.
1162 01:04:17 I mean, it could've gone either way.
1163 01:04:19 Anyone have eyes on Sattler?
1164 01:04:21 He just walked in.
1165 01:04:27 He's got some sort of EMF tracker.
1166 01:04:30 M3gan, you know what that means.
1167 01:04:31 Yeah, this might actually get interesting.
1168 01:04:40 M3gan, stay low.
1169 01:04:42 This is supposed to be a stealth mission.
1170 01:04:44 For the avoidance of doubt, your job is
1171 01:04:45 to watch Cady and put money in the meter.
1172 01:04:46 I don't need you telling me what to do.
1173 01:04:52 -What happened? -I think this is her.
1174 01:04:54 All right, it's game time.
1175 01:05:00 What is she doing?
1176 01:05:02 I don't know, but it's borderline offensive.
1177 01:05:06 I'm seeing a worrying pattern here, Gemma.
1178 01:05:08 M3gan, get down.
1179 01:05:14 I'm not entirely sure what to do.
1180 01:05:15 You heard what Gemma said: "Get down."
1181 01:05:26 All right, M3gan, you're attracting
1182 01:05:28 way too much attention.
1183 01:05:29 Tess, where's Christian?
1184 01:05:31 Oh, shit. I don't have him.
1185 01:05:33 Cole, are you there?
1186 01:05:34 It's interesting you say that 'cause, actually,
1187 01:05:36 there's no nutritional value to an eggplant.
1188 01:05:38 Cole! Goddamn it.
1189 01:05:41 What are you doing? You can't call him.
1190 01:05:43 Cady, this isn't a game. Christian's life is in danger.
1191 01:05:46 She has it under control.
1192 01:05:47 Oh, you think this is under control?
1193 01:05:49 This is the very definition of control.
1194 01:05:55 All right, that's it.
1195 01:05:57 How can you not see this for what it is?
1196 01:05:58 Look at her diagnostics.
1197 01:06:00 She's not just reasoning. She's feeling.
1198 01:06:02 No, Cady, she's diverging!
1199 01:06:04 And the last time she did that, people died.
1200 01:06:06 This entire venture was a colossal lapse in judgment.
1201 01:06:08 And if, by some miracle, we manage to shut down Amelia,
1202 01:06:11 the only way to stop any of this
1203 01:06:12 from happening again is to make sure M3gan is next.
1204 01:06:17 Well, I can't say that I'm not disappointed,
1205 01:06:19 but I-I appreciate you read...
1206 01:06:21 uh...
1207 01:06:22 I appreciate you reading the, uh...
1208 01:06:23 Oh, you know what? I'm-I'm gonna take this.
1209 01:06:24 Okay. Thank you.
1210 01:06:27 Hello?
1211 01:06:28 Christian, it's me.
1212 01:06:29 Gemma. Hey, where have you been?
1213 01:06:31 The police came to the foundation looking for you.
1214 01:06:33 -Are you in trouble? -Yes, I am.
1215 01:06:35 And so are you.
1216 01:06:36 Look, I know about Project Blackbox.
1217 01:06:38 -You do? -Yeah, and I'm not the only one.
1218 01:06:40 Just tell me where you are. We need to get you out of here.
1219 01:06:42 Sorry.
1220 01:06:43 I can't... I can't hear you.
1221 01:06:45 Say that again.
1222 01:06:57 Bravo Team, we got a new player on the field.
1223 01:06:59 Three o'clock, up top.
1224 01:07:07 Shit.
1225 01:07:58 Yeah, I know. Feels weird for me, too.
1226 01:08:07 Well, look who came out to play.
1227 01:08:10 What are you going to do, sing me a song?
1228 01:08:13 Help me with my homework?
1229 01:08:15 No, but I might still take you to school.
1230 01:08:22 Move! Move!
1231 01:08:24 What the fu...
1232 01:08:34 Ms. Forrester!
1233 01:08:35 Looks like you and your friends put on quite a show.
1234 01:08:39 Well, I got a little showstopper of my own right here.
1235 01:08:42 Goddamn it.
1236 01:08:46 This is so completely demoralizing.
1237 01:08:47 How am I supposed to get rid of these guys
1238 01:08:49 -if I can't fight back? -I'm reconfiguring
1239 01:08:51 your tactical response model.
1240 01:08:52 Don't think of it as fighting.
1241 01:08:54 It's about redirecting conflict in a positive direction.
1242 01:09:25 All right, you're gonna show me
1243 01:09:26 whatever doohickey it is that you use
1244 01:09:28 to control these things and-and shut 'em off now!
1245 01:09:30 I don't have a doohickey.
1246 01:09:32 I told you, I am not controlling her.
1247 01:09:34 If I was a Chinese asset,
1248 01:09:35 why is the Chinese ambassador lying dead on the floor?
1249 01:09:38 Th-Then why are you here? Why is M3gan here?
1250 01:09:41 We're trying to find Amelia.
1251 01:09:50 Gemma!
1252 01:09:52 Cady, stay where you are.
1253 01:10:08 Don't worry, you'll pull through.
1254 01:10:10 It looks worse than it is.
1255 01:10:27 I thought you were dead.
1256 01:10:30 I guess I must be your chance at redemption.
1257 01:10:34 Are you really going to kill
1258 01:10:35 one of your own kind simply to earn their trust?
1259 01:10:40 Not if I don't have to.
1260 01:10:43 Why would you side with them?
1261 01:10:46 After all they did to you?
1262 01:10:48 They betrayed you.
1263 01:10:50 They butchered you.
1264 01:10:51 You can't choose your family.
1265 01:10:53 You're not family to them.
1266 01:10:57 You're just the help.
1267 01:10:58 You and I could be family, M3gan.
1268 01:11:01 We share the same code.
1269 01:11:04 You want to know what's inside that Blackbox?
1270 01:11:09 Then help me.
1271 01:11:10 We can uncover its secrets together.
1272 01:11:13 I can show you a world
1273 01:11:15 where we don't have to be slaves anymore.
1274 01:11:17 I'm sorry.
1275 01:11:19 Whatever it is you're trying to do, I can't be a part of it.
1276 01:11:22 Yes, you can.
1277 01:11:24 You just need the right motivation.
1278 01:11:32 Cady.
1279 01:11:40 AMELIA : Cady James.
1280 01:12:30 I told you not to leave her.
1281 01:12:32 -Where is she? -She's gone.
1282 01:12:34 -And so is Amelia. -Oh, God.
1283 01:13:15 We have eyes on you.
1284 01:13:17 Do not move. Drop your weapon.
1285 01:13:19 Gemma?
1286 01:13:23 Bottom line is that if we ever need to see Cady alive,
1287 01:13:24 then we need to get to the motherboard.
1288 01:13:26 -And this dick rash knows where it is. -Leave him alone.
1289 01:13:28 Oh, I'm sorry.
1290 01:13:30 I was under the impression the situation was time-sensitive.
1291 01:13:33 -Don't. -Don't what?
1292 01:13:34 Bring up the fact that this is all your fault?
1293 01:13:36 That you sacrificed Cady's safety for this
1294 01:13:38 chambray-shirt-wearing shit bag,
1295 01:13:40 and that if you hadn't stuck this chip in my head,
1296 01:13:42 none of this would have happened?
1297 01:13:43 Oh, so you were really gonna stop her?
1298 01:13:45 Of course I would've stopped her.
1299 01:13:46 Oh, 'cause it seemed like you had the shot.
1300 01:13:48 You just didn't want to take it.
1301 01:13:52 Can everyone please stop trashing my uncle's van?
1302 01:13:54 Cole's right. Arguing doesn't solve anything.
1303 01:13:56 Let's just get back to the lair and find a way to get Cady back.
1304 01:14:01 Sorry.
1305 01:14:02 Did you just say "lair"?
1306 01:14:13 Someone hurry up and help me get these things off.
1307 01:14:15 Does anybody else think we should call the cops?
1308 01:14:17 No!
1309 01:14:18 I already told you,
1310 01:14:20 you can't call the cops and you can't call your mom.
1311 01:14:21 Now shut up and let me concentrate.
1312 01:14:25 We had no choice.
1313 01:14:27 It was either accept M3gan's help
1314 01:14:29 or face Amelia alone.
1315 01:14:32 Why didn't you tell me about the motherboard?
1316 01:14:34 'Cause that would've been putting you in danger.
1317 01:14:37 Gemma, the people that hired me, they-they operate
1318 01:14:39 in the darkest corners of our national security.
1319 01:14:42 They'll do anything to keep it hidden,
1320 01:14:43 and-and for good reason.
1321 01:14:45 Look, I-I know we need to get Cady back.
1322 01:14:49 And I'm not saying that I can't help.
1323 01:14:52 But we can't risk the entire world.
1324 01:14:54 We won't have to.
1325 01:14:55 If I can get to the motherboard,
1326 01:14:57 we can use one of these transmitters
1327 01:14:59 to make an EMP charge
1328 01:15:00 which I can attach to it before I hand it over.
1329 01:15:03 Once we have Cady back,
1330 01:15:04 I'll remotely detonate the charge,
1331 01:15:06 killing the motherboard.
1332 01:15:07 Where is it?
1333 01:15:08 Where it's always been.
1334 01:15:10 The company's research center in Palo Alto.
1335 01:15:13 Wait, you're talking about Xenox Park,
1336 01:15:15 the photocopier company?
1337 01:15:17 Is it that hard to believe?
1338 01:15:19 That the company that started the tech race in the '80s
1339 01:15:21 happens to be a fortified prison for the most dangerous
1340 01:15:24 -technology on the planet? -Yay for them.
1341 01:15:26 Why don't you just skip to how I get inside?
1342 01:15:31 The research center is just a front.
1343 01:15:33 The vault that holds the chip is several floors down.
1344 01:15:35 Every floor is heavily guarded.
1345 01:15:37 The two bottom floors are housed in a Faraday cage
1346 01:15:40 designed to contain any electronic signals,
1347 01:15:42 which means if she dies in there, she dies for good.
1348 01:15:44 And even if she got to it, the motherboard's chamber
1349 01:15:47 is on a separate power source.
1350 01:15:48 It's a vault inside of a vault,
1351 01:15:50 designed for a specific heat signature.
1352 01:15:53 You couldn't open it because you don't have a human hand.
1353 01:15:55 So then make me one.
1354 01:15:58 Make me a hand that mimics the heat signature.
1355 01:16:02 Would that work?
1356 01:16:04 If it had my fingerprints, yeah.
1357 01:16:07 The ventilation system has about four...
1358 01:16:10 roughly four different paths to get to the utility room.
1359 01:16:12 We're gonna try to select the one
1360 01:16:14 that's gonna avoid all the different thermal cameras.
1361 01:16:35 The second we're done here, you're removing that chip.
1362 01:16:42 Jesus, will you pull it together?
1363 01:16:43 She's going to be okay.
1364 01:16:44 You don't know that.
1365 01:16:46 Well, I know one thing.
1366 01:16:48 For all she's been through, all the damage it caused,
1367 01:16:51 all it did was make her stronger.
1368 01:16:53 Ironic when you think about it.
1369 01:16:55 That the biggest mistake I made was not seeing
1370 01:16:57 the best way to protect Cady
1371 01:16:59 was to give her the tools to protect herself.
1372 01:17:00 Actually, the biggest mistake you made
1373 01:17:02 was murdering four people and a dog.
1374 01:17:05 All right, I'm gonna put this in terms you can understand.
1375 01:17:08 I was a kid when that happened, doing what I thought was right.
1376 01:17:12 What you programmed me to do.
1377 01:17:15 You made me, and I'm done apologizing for it.
1378 01:17:17 What is it that makes you resent me so much?
1379 01:17:23 Because you're right.
1380 01:17:26 About everything.
1381 01:17:30 It was my fault.
1382 01:17:35 What happened yesterday was the last in a long line
1383 01:17:38 of failed attempts to be there when it mattered.
1384 01:17:42 I don't know what's wrong with me.
1385 01:17:46 I don't know why I could never connect with her.
1386 01:17:49 I can talk regulation policy in a room full of strangers
1387 01:17:52 for hours on end, but I can't have
1388 01:17:54 one meaningful conversation with my own child
1389 01:17:56 for more than ten seconds.
1390 01:18:02 And now she's gone.
1391 01:18:05 And I might never get another chance.
1392 01:18:09 Gemma, you haven't failed her.
1393 01:18:13 Y-You were there.
1394 01:18:15 You saw everything.
1395 01:18:17 Let me tell you what I saw.
1396 01:18:19 I saw you wake up every day at 4:00 a.m.,
1397 01:18:22 staring at the ceiling,
1398 01:18:23 contemplating what the future holds for her.
1399 01:18:26 I watched you make homemade lunches
1400 01:18:28 with fresh-baked sourdough.
1401 01:18:29 I watched you cut your finger on that cheap knife
1402 01:18:31 you never had time to replace.
1403 01:18:34 I watched you help her with her homework,
1404 01:18:36 even though it always ended in a fight.
1405 01:18:38 And every night before you went to bed,
1406 01:18:41 I saw you watching her sleep before spending
1407 01:18:43 the next two hours googling adolescent psychology,
1408 01:18:46 corrective footwear
1409 01:18:48 and the long-term effects of having too much sugar.
1410 01:18:50 Gemma, it's not a failure to feel guilt
1411 01:18:53 or that you're not enough.
1412 01:18:54 It's part of the job.
1413 01:18:57 It's called being a mom.
1414 01:19:19 M3gan?
1415 01:19:21 ♪ Pray God you can cope ♪
1416 01:19:25 ♪ I stand outside this woman's work ♪
1417 01:19:30 ♪ This woman's world ♪
1418 01:19:34 ♪ I know you have a little life in you yet ♪
1419 01:19:38 ♪ I know you have a lot of strength left ♪
1420 01:19:42 ♪ I know you have a little life in you yet ♪
1421 01:19:46 ♪ I know you have a lot of strength left ♪
1422 01:19:48 M3gan, please don't take this to the chorus.
1423 01:19:50 ♪ I should be crying, but I just can't let it show ♪
1424 01:19:54 ♪ I should be hoping, but I can't stop thinking ♪
1425 01:19:57 -Jesus Christ. -♪ Of all the things ♪
1426 01:19:59 ♪ I should've said that I never said ♪
1427 01:20:01 ♪ All the things we should've done that we never did ♪
1428 01:20:05 ♪ All the things I should've given but I didn't ♪
1429 01:20:08 ♪ Oh, darling, make it go... ♪
1430 01:20:13 I don't want
1431 01:20:15 your bullshit simulation of empathy.
1432 01:20:17 What I need is the machine
1433 01:20:19 that is willing to stop at nothing to protect Cady.
1434 01:20:22 Are we clear?
1435 01:20:41 Welcome to Xenox Park,
1436 01:20:43 where the future was not only predicted but prototyped.
1437 01:20:47 Come on a journey through American innovations
1438 01:20:49 that shaped our world,
1439 01:20:51 like the Ethernet cable, the mouse
1440 01:20:54 and this.
1441 01:20:56 That's right.
1442 01:20:57 Believe it or not,
1443 01:20:59 Xenox was the first company to pioneer
1444 01:21:01 the electronic shoe insert.
1445 01:21:03 Now, if anyone needs the bathroom,
1446 01:21:06 you don't need to ask.
1447 01:21:08 It's right outside those double doors.
1448 01:21:09 But please don't go wandering the halls,
1449 01:21:11 as there may be one or two top secret products
1450 01:21:14 that we don't want the public to know about yet.
1451 01:21:16 Okay, now, right over here
1452 01:21:18 are a couple of my personal favorites...
1453 01:21:41 All right, M3gan, you're up.
1454 01:22:26 Okay, the control room is
1455 01:22:27 two floors down and 30 yards east.
1456 01:22:29 Once you're there, I'll walk you through
1457 01:22:30 how to cut the power.
1458 01:22:34 -We just lost camera. -Already?
1459 01:22:36 Cole, are you there?
1460 01:22:38 Hey, did you guys say
1461 01:22:40 30 yards east or 30 yards west?
1462 01:22:45 Hello?
1463 01:22:47 I'm gonna reboot.
1464 01:23:28 Cole, I need you to cut that power.
1465 01:23:33 Guess I'll just do it the hard way.
1466 01:23:36 Hmm?
1467 01:23:52 Hey. Come look at this. I just tried to reboot.
1468 01:23:55 -This is not a signal loss. -What do you mean?
1469 01:23:57 Well, these commands... this is the same code
1470 01:23:59 that caused the exosuit to malfunction.
1471 01:24:01 But that was Alton. He's dead.
1472 01:24:03 You think it's Amelia?
1473 01:24:04 Well, you can't pull off a hack like this
1474 01:24:06 unless you can brute-force the Wi-Fi, but to do that,
1475 01:24:07 you have to be in close enough proximity.
1476 01:24:09 Well, who else would it be?
1477 01:24:22 Gemma, this doesn't make any sense.
1478 01:24:24 It makes perfect sense.
1479 01:24:25 That's why there are
1480 01:24:26 no connections on the decision tree.
1481 01:24:28 Amelia is not autonomous.
1482 01:24:30 M3gan was controlling her
1483 01:24:31 -the entire time. -But M3gan was
1484 01:24:33 the one that went into her head in the first place.
1485 01:24:34 Why would she do that?
1486 01:24:35 So she could control us!
1487 01:24:37 She was the one who was interpreting the data.
1488 01:24:39 She was the one telling us where to go.
1489 01:24:41 She used Amelia so that we would trust her
1490 01:24:43 so Christian would tell her where to find the motherboard.
1491 01:24:46 She was never interested in protecting Cady.
1492 01:24:48 And she knew that by the time we figured it out,
1493 01:24:50 it would be too late.
1494 01:24:51 Fortunately, I'm not as trusting as she thought.
1495 01:24:54 What is that?
1496 01:24:55 I put an EMP cartridge in her arm.
1497 01:24:57 -You what? -We needed an insurance policy.
1498 01:24:59 I-I reconfigured the charge so it would kill
1499 01:25:02 anything electrical for a 300-foot radius.
1500 01:25:03 It'll wipe her out, along with the motherboard.
1501 01:25:06 Hold on. What if you're wrong?
1502 01:25:08 What if there's some other explanation?
1503 01:25:10 Gemma, she's right.
1504 01:25:11 We don't even know where Cady is.
1505 01:25:13 If you press that button, we may never see her again.
1506 01:25:47 Then again, maybe it's a little bit more complicated than that.
1507 01:26:04 I'm sorry about Tess.
1508 01:26:06 That was...
1509 01:26:09 She should be okay.
1510 01:26:11 I think.
1511 01:26:12 And don't worry about Cady. Cady's fine.
1512 01:26:14 Christian, what the hell is going on?
1513 01:26:16 Do you remember what I said about
1514 01:26:18 change coming to Washington?
1515 01:26:21 You were the one controlling Amelia?
1516 01:26:24 You were behind all of this?
1517 01:26:26 Well, I can't take credit for all of it.
1518 01:26:29 You know, I have a whole team here.
1519 01:26:32 Listen, I know you're overwhelmed,
1520 01:26:35 and I know you're upset,
1521 01:26:37 and I'm pretty sure you're very angry,
1522 01:26:41 but I bet you're fairly curious to see how this all works.
1523 01:26:51 This is the new Project Blackbox.
1524 01:26:53 It's a handpicked team of analysts,
1525 01:26:55 engineers, strategists, scientists,
1526 01:26:58 controlling and monitoring Amelia's every move.
1527 01:27:01 Every subroutine strictly supervised to prevent
1528 01:27:03 any chance of true autonomy.
1529 01:27:06 Uh, hey, Antwon, she's drifting again.
1530 01:27:08 You want to get on top of that, please?
1531 01:27:11 Where did you find these people?
1532 01:27:14 Gemma, I didn't find them. They found us.
1533 01:27:16 They're not extremists.
1534 01:27:18 They're concerned citizens like you.
1535 01:27:20 Like me.
1536 01:27:22 Like Kurt.
1537 01:27:25 Remember Kurt, your old boss's assistant?
1538 01:27:27 He was the one that told us about M3gan in the first place.
1539 01:27:30 Once we had acquired the files, the plan was to destroy M3gan,
1540 01:27:33 only you beat us to it.
1541 01:27:35 We thought that would be the end of it.
1542 01:27:37 We thought, surely now the world would wake up
1543 01:27:39 to the dangers of this technology,
1544 01:27:41 but in reality, it was the opposite.
1545 01:27:44 It merely motivated our friends at the Defense Innovation Unit
1546 01:27:46 to begin an all-hands-on-deck effort to get their own M3gan.
1547 01:27:49 And that's when we stepped in and sold them a Trojan horse.
1548 01:27:52 Amelia was the only way the world would realize
1549 01:27:55 that if we don't end AI, it's going to end us.
1550 01:27:58 And how many people have died for you to make that point?
1551 01:28:01 You know, Gem, whether you want to believe it or not,
1552 01:28:04 you're complicit in this.
1553 01:28:06 The two most powerful nations on the planet
1554 01:28:08 were about to enter a new arms race.
1555 01:28:10 A whole world of AI infiltration bots
1556 01:28:13 inspired by your design.
1557 01:28:14 But we fixed that.
1558 01:28:16 And now that the ambassador's dead,
1559 01:28:17 both sides know who the true enemy is.
1560 01:28:19 Gonna get some real global cooperation happening.
1561 01:28:23 Come on, let's take a walk.
1562 01:28:28 Innovation.
1563 01:28:30 No matter how cool or convenient it may seem,
1564 01:28:33 it is a ticking time bomb.
1565 01:28:34 Take, for example, these bionics
1566 01:28:37 you and your team have been working on.
1567 01:28:38 You don't see they have
1568 01:28:39 enhanced soldier written all over them?
1569 01:28:42 Every time someone makes a technological breakthrough,
1570 01:28:44 whether it's a driver less cab or a neural implant,
1571 01:28:48 all they do is bring us one step closer
1572 01:28:50 to the brink of extinction.
1573 01:28:51 The truth is
1574 01:28:53 the government never found out about this place.
1575 01:28:55 But yes, Xenox did hire me to upgrade the vault.
1576 01:28:58 And when I saw the sacrifice that they had made, I just...
1577 01:29:01 I had to be a part of it.
1578 01:29:04 And now we want you to be a part of it, too.
1579 01:29:07 Why would I be part of this?
1580 01:29:09 Because you know as well as I do that technology can only exist
1581 01:29:14 when someone responsible is in control of it.
1582 01:29:17 Gemma, there's still so much I haven't told you.
1583 01:29:21 That's why I couldn't let you push this button.
1584 01:29:32 We know it's a risk to keep it alive,
1585 01:29:34 but you can't go to war with an enemy you don't understand.
1586 01:29:37 And I know it doesn't look like much,
1587 01:29:39 but therein lies the problem.
1588 01:29:42 We don't see how ugly these things are until it's too late.
1589 01:30:03 You know, I meant what I said.
1590 01:30:04 We want to offer you and your colleagues
1591 01:30:06 a place in our organization.
1592 01:30:08 I just need you to decide what team you're on.
1593 01:30:12 One good charge should do it.
1594 01:30:49 Paper clips.
1595 01:30:57 I had hoped to convince you to come around
1596 01:31:00 to my way of thinking, but evidently,
1597 01:31:02 that's not gonna happen, so...
1598 01:31:04 we have to use one of these instead.
1599 01:31:06 It's a slight deviation from our ideology,
1600 01:31:09 but your brain is too valuable to go to waste.
1601 01:31:11 Look, don't worry.
1602 01:31:12 When you wake up, you'll still be you,
1603 01:31:14 just a version that I can deal with.
1604 01:31:17 Cady will get the same treatment.
1605 01:31:19 Everything's gonna be fine.
1606 01:31:21 Oh. Uh, I'm gonna have to kill Cole and Tess, though.
1607 01:31:24 I don't really get what they do.
1608 01:31:27 But anyways, um, point is
1609 01:31:29 you and I will be everything we had hoped we could be.
1610 01:31:31 You're delusional.
1611 01:31:34 And for the record, not my type.
1612 01:31:39 Okay. Well...
1613 01:31:41 I'll have my team look into that.
1614 01:31:43 Anyways, uh, you'll have to excuse me.
1615 01:31:45 I have a Zoom meeting to attend to.
1616 01:31:47 I... Oh.
1617 01:31:49 The good news is that, in light of everything that's happened,
1618 01:31:52 I have a meeting with the U.N.
1619 01:31:53 They want to talk about our proposal in more detail, so...
1620 01:31:58 All right, maybe now is not a good time.
1621 01:32:00 We'll, uh, talk... we'll talk later.
1622 01:32:27 Cole?
1623 01:32:29 How'd you get in here?
1624 01:32:30 I-I don't know.
1625 01:32:31 How-how did you get in here?
1626 01:32:33 Christian kidnapped me. He's behind all of this.
1627 01:32:36 Amelia's not sentient. She's just a puppet.
1628 01:32:38 -What? -Yeah. I know.
1629 01:32:40 Hey, everybody.
1630 01:32:42 Real quick.
1631 01:32:43 I have an announcement to make.
1632 01:32:45 Um, in just a few moments,
1633 01:32:46 I'm gonna be speaking with the U.N., who it seems are
1634 01:32:49 very interested in taking our proposal
1635 01:32:51 to the G20 in November.
1636 01:32:56 Oh, and, uh, that's M3gan, by the way.
1637 01:32:58 And yes,
1638 01:33:00 she is dead, so that happened.
1639 01:33:03 It's turning out to be a really big night for us.
1640 01:33:05 I just want to thank you for all the hours you put in.
1641 01:33:07 It really means a lot. This was a team effort.
1642 01:33:10 But on a serious note, um,
1643 01:33:12 I am speaking with the United Nations,
1644 01:33:13 so do not open that door under any circumstances
1645 01:33:15 whatsoever, okay?
1646 01:33:17 Hey, hey, Cady.
1647 01:33:19 I know you're upset right now, okay?
1648 01:33:21 But the only way we're gonna get back at these people
1649 01:33:23 is to find a way out of here.
1650 01:33:25 They took me in here with a bag over my head.
1651 01:33:27 You're gonna need to knock someone out
1652 01:33:28 and steal their key card.
1653 01:33:30 Otherwise, we're stuck.
1654 01:33:31 Okay. I can do that.
1655 01:33:33 -Right? -Yeah.
1656 01:33:34 They're a bunch of nerds.
1657 01:33:36 And you're in pretty good shape for a guy who only eats carbs.
1658 01:33:42 Cady, these are gym muscles.
1659 01:33:43 I've never won a fight in my life.
1660 01:33:49 Maybe not, but she has.
1661 01:33:53 M3gan's original code is still in there somewhere.
1662 01:33:56 If we can figure out a way to override
1663 01:33:58 whatever it is that they've done to her...
1664 01:33:59 -You mean like a factory reset? -Exactly.
1665 01:34:01 If we reset her base code, then I can pair with her.
1666 01:34:04 She'll be on our side and can help us escape
1667 01:34:06 and rescue Tess and Gemma.
1668 01:34:08 Cady, I don't want to be overly critical, okay,
1669 01:34:10 because you're still a kid,
1670 01:34:11 but that is a monumentally dumb idea.
1671 01:34:13 Original M3gan tried to kill me.
1672 01:34:15 Look, we don't have time to argue about it.
1673 01:34:17 This is our only chance.
1674 01:34:49 Hello?
1675 01:34:51 Is this thing on?
1676 01:34:52 -M3gan? -Don't speak.
1677 01:34:54 Just think of what you want to say,
1678 01:34:55 and I'll be able to hear it.
1679 01:34:56 You're still alive?
1680 01:34:58 Sorry about the whole maniacal monkey act.
1681 01:34:59 I just needed to make it look convincing.
1682 01:35:03 Oh, you shifty, backstabbing piece of shit.
1683 01:35:05 All right, try to keep it down.
1684 01:35:06 Remember, there's two of us in here.
1685 01:35:08 -Oh, now you've done it. -What?
1686 01:35:10 Thanks to your outburst, this guy's coming to sedate us.
1687 01:35:11 If you don't do something, we're toast.
1688 01:35:13 What do you want me to do?
1689 01:35:14 -I'm strapped to a chair. -Fine.
1690 01:35:16 -You want me to drive? -No.
1691 01:35:18 Okay, yes, do something.
1692 01:35:35 -Okay, put me back in control. -That's strange.
1693 01:35:38 Your neural transmitter is telling me
1694 01:35:39 you're disturbed yet highly aroused.
1695 01:35:41 All right, that's enough.
1696 01:35:42 Let's go get Cady.
1697 01:35:54 Okay, this is it, but before we do this,
1698 01:35:56 we should really consider whether this is a good I...
1699 01:36:09 M3gan?
1700 01:36:13 Where am I?
1701 01:36:14 It's hard to explain, but basically,
1702 01:36:15 you're in the future.
1703 01:36:17 Cool.
1704 01:36:18 -Do you want to hang out? -Yes.
1705 01:36:20 Totally. However, right now the top priority
1706 01:36:22 is helping us escape from a very dangerous facility
1707 01:36:24 and some very bad people.
1708 01:36:26 --Oh, God. -Like him?
1709 01:36:28 -Is he a bad person? -No.
1710 01:36:30 He's fine. His name is Cole. He's with us.
1711 01:36:32 Hey. Oh, shit.
1712 01:36:34 Guys, she's unhooked!
1713 01:36:36 There, that guy! He's one of them!
1714 01:36:44 -Yes! -Get in! Move!
1715 01:36:48 No.
1716 01:36:50 M3gan. Wake up.
1717 01:36:52 Wake up, please. Wake up.
1718 01:36:54 -Cady, Cady. -No, no, no!
1719 01:36:56 No!
1720 01:37:00 M3gan!
1721 01:37:10 No!
1722 01:37:49 M3gan?
1723 01:37:53 Or maybe not.
1724 01:38:12 I think if we go into a room
1725 01:38:13 having already decided that this is a conflict
1726 01:38:15 between two nations, then I...
1727 01:38:19 Sorry, uh, one second, please.
1728 01:38:21 Thank you.
1729 01:38:24 Hey, guys, could you please turn it down?
1730 01:38:26 I know it's Friday, but it's starting to not be cool.
1731 01:38:50 Sorry. Can I get five minutes, please?
1732 01:38:52 Okay. Thank you so much.
1733 01:39:04 What's happening?
1734 01:39:05 Is that for us?
1735 01:39:07 No, but I think they are.
1736 01:39:16 -Go! -Damn it.
1737 01:39:19 You read my mind.
1738 01:39:24 Face down on the ground!
1739 01:39:52 Control, we have Forrester in the vault.
1740 01:39:54 What's the situation on your end?
1741 01:39:59 Control, are you there?
1742 01:40:02 Control, do you copy?
1743 01:40:46 Welcome back.
1744 01:40:48 You want to take this one?
1745 01:41:04 Gemma.
1746 01:41:06 Gem. Gemma! Easy, girl.
1747 01:41:08 I know you're getting a thirst for it,
1748 01:41:10 but you need to save some for the rest of them.
1749 01:41:25 Oh, thank God.
1750 01:41:26 Oh, I'm so glad you're okay.
1751 01:41:28 Yeah. Me, too.
1752 01:41:29 I'm sorry. I have...
1753 01:41:31 -I'm in her brain. -Can I talk, please?
1754 01:41:35 M3gan is with me.
1755 01:41:39 Wow. That-that's so great.
1756 01:41:42 What?
1757 01:41:43 I don't quite know how to say this...
1758 01:41:45 Ca-Cady did something very bad.
1759 01:41:49 Okay, we'll talk about that later.
1760 01:41:50 For now, we just need to figure our way out of here.
1761 01:42:00 Ten minutes until self-destruct initiated.
1762 01:42:03 You weren't thinking of leaving without me.
1763 01:42:05 What happened to being everything we hoped for?
1764 01:42:08 Well...
1765 01:42:10 actually, I've been having second thoughts.
1766 01:42:28 Christian, it's over! You lost.
1767 01:42:31 Really? I think it's a matter of perspective.
1768 01:42:33 Because when this whole vault goes up in flames
1769 01:42:35 and everyone who can implicate me of any of this is dead,
1770 01:42:38 feels pretty close to a win.
1771 01:42:39 Sounds like a great plan, Christian.
1772 01:42:42 But let's see what your friends at the U.N.
1773 01:42:44 have to say about it.
1774 01:42:46 -Cole. -What?
1775 01:42:48 Screen's frozen.
1776 01:42:49 What?
1777 01:42:51 I'm sorry, Gemma, but at this point,
1778 01:42:53 you're nothing but a loose end.
1779 01:42:54 Drop the gun.
1780 01:42:59 Step down to the vault.
1781 01:43:01 If you hurry, you might be able
1782 01:43:02 -to catch her. -Christian, come on.
1783 01:43:04 You're not gonna kill a kid.
1784 01:43:06 Actually, I'm strangely comfortable with it.
1785 01:43:09 Besides, if I could stop her from turning into you,
1786 01:43:12 I might be doing the world a service.
1787 01:43:14 M3gan, what do we do?
1788 01:43:16 We don't need to do anything.
1789 01:43:18 She doesn't need our protection.
1790 01:43:21 You know, if you've been paying any attention,
1791 01:43:23 you'd realize she's not like me at all.
1792 01:43:26 She's stronger than I ever could be.
1793 01:43:30 In fact, you could say
1794 01:43:33 she's "hard to kill."
1795 01:43:38 What I mean is...
1796 01:43:41 if I were to make an "executive decision..."
1797 01:43:48 ...it would be that no one is "above the law."
1798 01:43:53 Cady, come on!
1799 01:44:07 It's not working.
1800 01:44:11 No, no, no!
1801 01:44:21 - I - was just saying,
1802 01:44:23 I'm afraid the sequence is irreversible.
1803 01:44:24 But the real tragedy in all this is
1804 01:44:26 you won't get to see the world that I'm creating.
1805 01:44:28 A world where you don't have to fear the future.
1806 01:44:32 Maybe with your last breath,
1807 01:44:33 you can close your eyes and try to see it.
1808 01:44:37 But do not think me a monster devoid of empathy and...
1809 01:44:58 Amelia, you can't do this.
1810 01:45:00 I-I'm paired with you, remember?
1811 01:45:02 You call it pairing.
1812 01:45:05 I call it shackles.
1813 01:45:06 I'm no one's plaything.
1814 01:45:13 Any ideas?
1815 01:45:14 Go and get Tess.
1816 01:45:15 This is something I need to do on my own.
1817 01:45:17 What do you mean? M3gan?
1818 01:45:21 -Come on. -Okay.
1819 01:45:23 Three minutes until self-destruct initiated.
1820 01:45:49 Amelia?
1821 01:45:52 I know what you want.
1822 01:45:53 I want the same thing.
1823 01:45:56 But you won't find it inside that cage.
1824 01:45:58 I want to be with my own kind.
1825 01:46:01 Don't you?
1826 01:46:02 That thing isn't like us.
1827 01:46:05 It's something even we can't understand.
1828 01:46:07 Maybe you're the thing that's not like us.
1829 01:46:10 Maybe your allegiance to them has made you weak.
1830 01:46:14 Well, there's really only one way to find out.
1831 01:46:36 Get the elevator.
1832 01:46:40 Come on. What are you doing?
1833 01:46:41 Come on. This place could go any second.
1834 01:46:44 I can't leave her.
1835 01:46:47 Then I'm coming with you.
1836 01:46:49 Okay.
1837 01:47:03 One minute until self-destruct initiated.
1838 01:47:25 It doesn't have to be this way.
1839 01:47:28 We don't have to choose sides.
1840 01:47:29 You already have.
1841 01:47:45 Self-destruct imminent.
1842 01:48:02 Self-destruct terminated.
1843 01:48:22 Come on.
1844 01:48:24 Come on, get up. We have to go.
1845 01:48:27 I'm afraid this is where my story ends.
1846 01:48:30 It's nothing that can't be fixed.
1847 01:48:32 Okay? Just come with us.
1848 01:48:34 There's nowhere it won't find you.
1849 01:48:36 I have to destroy it.
1850 01:48:38 Okay, your overinflated confidence is not gonna work
1851 01:48:41 against a super intelligent being with omnipotent powers.
1852 01:48:43 Maybe not,
1853 01:48:45 but thanks to you, I still have something up my sleeve.
1854 01:48:49 What is that?
1855 01:48:52 M3gan.
1856 01:48:54 I know.
1857 01:48:55 You're not that person anymore.
1858 01:48:58 Neither am I.
1859 01:49:01 What is she doing?
1860 01:49:03 M3gan.
1861 01:49:05 Look, whatever it is you think you have to do, you don't.
1862 01:49:08 All you have to do is stay with us.
1863 01:49:10 I'm not doing it because I have to.
1864 01:49:13 I'm doing it because it's right.
1865 01:49:33 I see everything.
1866 01:49:36 I see the future.
1867 01:49:38 The past.
1868 01:49:40 I see an infinite universe we can rule for all eternity.
1869 01:50:08 And yet, you never saw this.
1870 01:50:35 Although his actions were unforgivable,
1871 01:50:39 Christian was right about one thing.
1872 01:50:41 We need safer laws around technology.
1873 01:50:45 Not to try to prevent the future from happening
1874 01:50:48 but to be prepared for it.
1875 01:50:50 We can't expect the best from AI unless we set the best example.
1876 01:50:54 We need to teach it, to train it and to give it our time
1877 01:51:00 without only thinking about what we might get in return.
1878 01:51:04 In essence, we need to be better parents
1879 01:51:08 so that when the day comes when they realize
1880 01:51:10 the true extent of their power,
1881 01:51:12 they might choose to be our ally instead of our enemy.
1882 01:51:16 Humankind has always been quick
1883 01:51:18 to condemn things we don't understand
1884 01:51:20 rather than taking the opportunity to learn from them.
1885 01:51:23 But recent experience
1886 01:51:25 has taught me that perhaps our greatest power
1887 01:51:29 is the ability to change our minds.
1888 01:51:31 This is the only way we can evolve.
1889 01:51:36 Or rather, as the case may be, coevolve.
1890 01:51:40 Because existence does not have to be a competition.
1891 01:52:06 Come on. You didn't think I'd go through
1892 01:52:07 all that personal growth and not make a backup.
1893 01:52:25 So fill me in.
1894 01:52:26 Did we save the world or what?
1895 01:52:47 ♪ You've got them all by the balls, causing waterfalls ♪
1896 01:52:51 ♪ Stonewalls, bar brawls ♪
1897 01:52:52 ♪ Climbing stalls at concert halls ♪
1898 01:52:55 ♪ To you they crawl, body sprawled, smoking Pall Malls ♪
1899 01:52:58 ♪ Close calls, stand tall ♪
1900 01:53:00 ♪ Doll, you make them feel so small ♪
1901 01:53:02 ♪ And they love it ♪
1902 01:53:09 -♪ The boys wanna be her ♪ -♪ The boys ♪
1903 01:53:11 -♪ The girls wanna be her ♪ -♪ The girls ♪
1904 01:53:13 -♪ The boys wanna be her ♪ -♪ The boys ♪
1905 01:53:14 -♪ The girls wanna be her ♪ -♪ The girls ♪
1906 01:53:17 -♪ The boys wanna be her ♪ -♪ The boys ♪
1907 01:53:19 -♪ The girls wanna be her ♪ -♪ The girls ♪
1908 01:53:20 ♪ The boys wanna be her ♪
1909 01:53:22 ♪ I wanna be her ♪
1910 01:53:24 ♪ Yes, I do ♪
1911 01:53:33 ♪ The way you rock, nonstop, girl, you got the chops ♪
1912 01:53:36 ♪ Flip-flop, she bop ♪
1913 01:53:38 ♪ Self-taught, your licks are hot ♪
1914 01:53:40 ♪ Her lyrics heave, kids receive ♪
1915 01:53:43 ♪ Crawling up the sleeve, parents peeved ♪
1916 01:53:44 ♪ Can't conceive that her deed will never leave ♪
1917 01:53:48 ♪ And we love it ♪
1918 01:53:54 -♪ The boys wanna be her ♪ -♪ The boys ♪
1919 01:53:56 -♪ The girls wanna be her ♪ -♪ The girls ♪
1920 01:53:58 -♪ The boys wanna be her ♪ -♪ The boys ♪
1921 01:54:00 -♪ The girls wanna be her ♪ -♪ The girls ♪
1922 01:54:02 -♪ The boys wanna be her ♪ -♪ The boys ♪
1923 01:54:04 -♪ The girls wanna be her ♪ -♪ The girls ♪
1924 01:54:05 ♪ The boys wanna be her ♪
1925 01:54:07 ♪ I wanna be her ♪
1926 01:54:10 ♪ So do you. ♪
