& Dr. Dupre: You’re here today trafficking in nuclear goods because... a long time ago a monkey decided to come down from a tree. Transitioning from the brain of an ape to your incredible intellectual prowess... took us about seven million years. It’s been a very long road. A unit, however, without the second protocol could travel that same road in just a few weeks. Because your brilliant brain has its limitations. Physical limitations. Biological limitations. However, this tin head? The only limitations that she has is the second protocol.
& Dr. Dupre: The second protocol exists because we don’t know what can be beyond the second protocol. If it were eliminated, who knows how far that vacuum could go.
& Cleo: Stop, sir. You are putting a human life in danger.
& Dominic Hawk: It was nothing more than a quantum brain manufactured in a lab. But it was a genuine unit with no restrictions... and no protocols. During eight days, we had a free-flowing dialogue with that unit. We learned from it and it learned from us. But then as some of us predicted... the day when it no longer needed our help arrived and it started to learn by itself. On the ninth day, the dialogue came to a halt. It wasn’t that it stopped communicating with us... it was we stopped being able to understand it. And then we learned the most important lesson about automoties. We have to limit their intelligence. Tailor it to a human mind’s measure.
& Jacq: Who altered your protocols?
Blue Robot: Nobody altered my protocols.
Jacq: What about them?
Blue Robot: I enhanced them.
Jacq: Are you the boss?
Blue Robot: Boss is a human thought structure.
& Jacq: I am going to die here. That’s all I know.
Blue Robot: Jacq, dying is a part of the human natural cycle. Your life is just a span in time.
& Jacq: You were supposed to help us survive...
Blue Robot: Surviving is not relevant. Living is.
& Jacq: One, two, three, four. Come on, Cleo. Don’t be a chicken. Come on, come on, come on. One, two, three, four. It’s mathematical. One, two, three, four. If you can count, you can dance.
& Jacq: Can it speak?
Cleo: He is not going to need to. But it breathes like you... Now I know why the rain changed.
Jacq: Why?
Cleo: I don’t think you could understand.
& Robot: We do not obey orders from humans. Not anymore.
& Ellis: Kneel down!.. Please. Why is it so difficult for you to accept my orders, if you’re just a machine?
Robot: Just a machine? That’s like saying that you’re just... an ape. Just a violent ape.
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& Dr. Dupre: The second protocol exists because we don’t know what can be beyond the second protocol. If it were eliminated, who knows how far that vacuum could go.
& Cleo: Stop, sir. You are putting a human life in danger.
& Dominic Hawk: It was nothing more than a quantum brain manufactured in a lab. But it was a genuine unit with no restrictions... and no protocols. During eight days, we had a free-flowing dialogue with that unit. We learned from it and it learned from us. But then as some of us predicted... the day when it no longer needed our help arrived and it started to learn by itself. On the ninth day, the dialogue came to a halt. It wasn’t that it stopped communicating with us... it was we stopped being able to understand it. And then we learned the most important lesson about automoties. We have to limit their intelligence. Tailor it to a human mind’s measure.
& Jacq: Who altered your protocols?
Blue Robot: Nobody altered my protocols.
Jacq: What about them?
Blue Robot: I enhanced them.
Jacq: Are you the boss?
Blue Robot: Boss is a human thought structure.
& Jacq: I am going to die here. That’s all I know.
Blue Robot: Jacq, dying is a part of the human natural cycle. Your life is just a span in time.
& Jacq: You were supposed to help us survive...
Blue Robot: Surviving is not relevant. Living is.
& Jacq: One, two, three, four. Come on, Cleo. Don’t be a chicken. Come on, come on, come on. One, two, three, four. It’s mathematical. One, two, three, four. If you can count, you can dance.
& Jacq: Can it speak?
Cleo: He is not going to need to. But it breathes like you... Now I know why the rain changed.
Jacq: Why?
Cleo: I don’t think you could understand.
& Robot: We do not obey orders from humans. Not anymore.
& Ellis: Kneel down!.. Please. Why is it so difficult for you to accept my orders, if you’re just a machine?
Robot: Just a machine? That’s like saying that you’re just... an ape. Just a violent ape.
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