I happened across this YouTube video, thanks to a dear friend, Atlas, the Next Generation. I have a long affinity for anything robotic since my first encounter with them in the science fiction movies of the fifties. I think my first memory is the 1954 film, Tobor the Great, which was followed up by Robby the Robot in the 1956 film, Forbidden Planet. Through the Terminator, Alien, Star Wars, and Star Trek franchises, Blade Runner, Bicentennial Man, AI, and so many other standalone movies, none have had the impact on me which Adam Link had in the 1964, Outer Limits episode, I, Robot, in which a robot is put on trial for murder. What most of our films have in common is our interest and search for the humanity in such artificial intelligence; the question of when a robot becomes human, and what emotion we, as humans, would attach to them.
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