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