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How long until we get to his estate?
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(LAUGHING)
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We've been flying over his estate
for the past two hours.
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You're leaving me here?
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This is as close as I'm allowed
to get to the building.
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What building?
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Follow the river.
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Got it.
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Keep your head down
and get clear of the rotors.
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Okay.
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FEMALE AUTOMATED VOICE: Caleb Smith.
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Yes.
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Please approach the console
and face the screen.
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- (CAMERA SHUTTER CLICKS)
- Oh!
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Take your keycard.
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You may now enter the residence.
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- (CHIMES)
- (DOOR UNLOCKS)
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(SOFT MUSIC PLAYING)
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Hello?
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Hello?
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(SIGHS)
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(THUDDING)
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(MAN GRUNTING)
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(CHAIN RATTLING)
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(PANTING)
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Caleb Smith.
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Hey.
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Dude!
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I've been so looking forward
to this week with you.
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Come in. Come on in.
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Thanks.
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You want something to eat or drink
after your journey?
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- No. No, thanks, I'm fine.
- Sure?
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Yeah.
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To be honest, I thought we'd have, uh...
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breakfast together, but, um...
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I can't really eat anything.
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- I got the mother of all fucking hangovers.
- Oh, yeah?
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Oh, my God, like you
wouldn't even believe.
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When I have a heavy night,
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I, uh... compensate the next morning.
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Exercise. Anti-oxidants. You know?
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Yeah, sure.
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Was it a good party?
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- Party?
- Yeah. Wasn't there a party?
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There wasn't a party.
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Sorry.
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Caleb, I'm just gonna throw this
out there, so it's said, okay?
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You're freaked out.
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- I am?
- Yeah. You're freaked out,
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by the helicopter
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and the mountains and the house,
because it's all so super-cool.
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You're freaked out by me,
to be meeting me,
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having this conversation in this room,
at this moment. Right?
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And I get that. I get the moment
you're having, but...
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Dude, can we just get past that?
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Can we just be two guys?
Nathan and Caleb.
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Not the whole employer-employee thing.
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- Yeah, okay.
- Yeah?
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Yes. Uh, yeah.
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- It's good to meet you, Nathan.
- (CLAPS HANDS)
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It's good to meet you, too, Caleb.
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I guess the first thing I should do
is explain your pass.
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Now, it's simple enough.
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It opens some doors
and it doesn't open others.
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And that just makes
everything easy for you, right?
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Uh, yes.
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Yeah, 'cause you're like, "Oh, fuck,
I'm in someone else's house."
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"Can I do this, can I do that?"
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And this card, it just takes
all that worry away.
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If you try a door and it stays shut,
okay, it's off-limits.
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You try another door
and it opens, then it's for you.
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Let's try this one.
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(CHIMES)
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I guess it's for you, Caleb.
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- You like?
- Yeah.
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It's your room.
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You got a bed here.
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A bathroom right back here.
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Little desk.
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Cupboards.
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Little fridge.
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Cozy, right?
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CALEB: Yeah, this is great.
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- What?
- Sorry?
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There's something wrong. What's wrong?
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There's nothing wrong.
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It's the windows.
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You're thinking there's no windows.
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It's subterranean.
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It's not cozy, it's claustrophobic.
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No. No way. I wasn't thinking that.
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I was thinking, "This is really cool."
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Caleb, there's a reason
there are no windows in this room.
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- There is?
- Uh-huh.
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This building isn't a house.
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It's a research facility.
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Buried in these walls
is enough fiber optic cable
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to reach the moon and lasso it.
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And I want to talk to you
about what I'm researching,
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I want to share it with you.
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In fact, I want to share it with you
so much, it's eating me up inside.
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But there's something
I need you to do for me first.
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"Blue Book non-disclosure agreement."
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Hmm.
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Take your time. Read it over.
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"The signee agrees to regular data audit"
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"with unlimited access,"
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"to confirm that no disclosure"
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"of information has taken place"
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"in public or private forums,"
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"using any means of communication,"
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"including but not limited"
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"to that which is disclosed orally"
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"or in written or electronic form."
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I think I need a lawyer.
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- It's standard.
- It doesn't feel very standard.
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Okay, it's not standard.
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What can I tell you, Caleb?
You don't have to sign it.
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You know, we can spend the next few days
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just shooting pool,
getting drunk together.
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Bonding.
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And when you discover what
you've missed out on, in about a year,
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you're gonna regret it
for the rest of your life.
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(SCRIBBLING)
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Good call.
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So,
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do you know what the Turing Test is?
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Yeah.
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I know what the Turing Test is.
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It's when a human
interacts with a computer.
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And if the human doesn't know
they're interacting with a computer,
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the test is passed.
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And what does a pass tell us?
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That the computer has
artificial intelligence.
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Are you building an AI?
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I've already built one.
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And over the next few days,
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you're gonna be the human component
in a Turing Test.
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- Holy shit.
- Yeah, that's right, Caleb. You got it.
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Because if that test is passed,
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you are dead center
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of the greatest scientific event
in the history of man.
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If you've created a conscious machine,
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it's not the history of man.
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That's the history of gods.
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(CHIMES)
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Hello.
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Hi.
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I'm Caleb.
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Hello, Caleb.
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Do you have a name?
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Yes.
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Ava.
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I'm pleased to meet you, Ava.
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I'm pleased to meet you, too.
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I've never met anyone new before.
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Only Nathan.
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Then I guess we're both
in quite a similar position.
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Haven't you met
lots of new people before?
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None like you.
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Hmm.
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So we need to break the ice.
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- Do you know what I mean by that?
- Yes.
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What do I mean?
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Overcome initial social awkwardness.
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So let's have a conversation.
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AVA: Okay.
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What would you like to have
a conversation about?
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Why don't we start with you
telling me something about yourself?
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What would you like to know?
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Whatever comes into your head.
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Well, you already know my name.
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And you can see that I'm a machine.
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- Would you like to know how old I am?
- Sure.
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I'm one.
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One what?
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- One year or one day?
- One.
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When did you learn how to speak, Ava?
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I always knew how to speak,
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and that's strange, isn't it?
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Why?
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Because language is something
that people acquire.
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Well, some people believe
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language exists from birth.
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And what is learned is the ability
to attach words
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and structure to the latent ability.
Do you agree with that?
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I don't know.
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Will you come back tomorrow, Caleb?
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Yes.
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(CHUCKLES)
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Good.
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Oh, man, she's fascinating.
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When you talk to her, you're just...
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Through the looking glass.
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"Through the looking glass." Wow.
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You're good with words, Caleb.
You're quotable.
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Actually, that's someone else's quote.
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You know, I wrote down
that other line you came up with.
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The one about how
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if I've invented a machine
with consciousness,
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I'm not a man, I'm God.
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I don't think that's exactly what I...
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I just thought,
"Fuck, man, that is so good."
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When we get to tell the story. You know?
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I turned to Caleb,
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and he looked up at me and he said,
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"You're not a man, you're God."
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(STUTTERS)
Yeah, but I didn't say that.
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So...
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Anyway.
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You're impressed.
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(LAUGHING)
Yes. Yes.
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- Although...
- Although? (LAUGHING)
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There's a qualification
to you being impressed?
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No, there's no qualification to her.
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Uh, it's just in the Turing Test,
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the machine should be
hidden from the examiner.
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No, no, no, we're way past that.
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If I hid Ava from you,
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so you just heard her voice,
she would pass for human.
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The real test is to show you
that she's a robot
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and then see if you still feel
she has consciousness.
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Mmm.
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Yeah, I think you're probably right.
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(CHUCKLES)
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Her language abilities,
they're incredible.
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The system is stochastic. Right?
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It's non-deterministic.
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At first I thought she was mapping
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from internal semantic form
to syntactic tree-structure
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and then getting linearized words.
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But then I started to realize
the model was some kind of hybrid.
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Caleb.
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No?
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I understand that you want me
to explain how Ava works.
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But I'm sorry, I'm not gonna
be able to do that.
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Try me. I'm hot
on high-level abstraction.
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It's not because I think
you're too dumb.
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It's because I want to have a beer
and a conversation with you.
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Not a seminar.
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(CHUCKLES)
Yeah. Sorry.
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No, it's okay. You're all right.
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Just...
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Answer me this.
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How do you feel about her?
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Nothing analytical.
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Just how do you feel?
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I feel
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that she's fucking amazing.
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Dude.
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Cheers.
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Cheers.
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(MUSIC PLAYING ON STEREO)
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(EXHALES)
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Damn it.
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What the fuck?
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(CLICKING)
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00:19:31.837 --> 00:19:33.043
(ALARM BLARING)
261
00:19:34.239 --> 00:19:36.981
FEMALE AUTOMATED VOICE:
Power cut. Backup power activated.
262
00:19:46.118 --> 00:19:47.119
(CHIMES)
263
00:19:47.219 --> 00:19:51.323
Full facility lock-down
until main generator is restored.
264
00:19:51.423 --> 00:19:53.096
You're kidding me.
265
00:19:57.029 --> 00:20:00.806
Full facility lock-down
until main generator is restored.
266
00:20:06.538 --> 00:20:08.074
Power restored.
267
00:20:16.081 --> 00:20:17.151
(CHIMES)
268
00:21:20.112 --> 00:21:21.113
Hello?
269
00:21:41.900 --> 00:21:43.777
FEMALE AUTOMATED VOICE:
Please insert keycard.
270
00:21:48.140 --> 00:21:50.882
NATHAN:
You don't have access to use the phone.
271
00:21:51.777 --> 00:21:52.778
Hey.
272
00:21:54.313 --> 00:21:57.658
Sorry, but you understand,
though, given Ava,
273
00:21:58.450 --> 00:22:00.896
and you being kind of an unknown.
274
00:22:01.954 --> 00:22:03.695
I mean, a great guy.
275
00:22:04.723 --> 00:22:06.964
Instant pals, and so on.
276
00:22:12.397 --> 00:22:14.266
Who are you gonna call?
277
00:22:14.366 --> 00:22:15.634
Oh.
278
00:22:15.734 --> 00:22:17.336
I don't know. No one, really.
279
00:22:17.436 --> 00:22:18.637
- Ghostbusters.
- What?
280
00:22:18.737 --> 00:22:21.809
Who are you gonna call?
Ghostbusters. It's a...
281
00:22:23.542 --> 00:22:25.215
It's a movie, man.
282
00:22:27.346 --> 00:22:29.053
You don't know that movie?
283
00:22:30.549 --> 00:22:33.052
A ghost gives Dan Aykroyd oral sex.
284
00:22:35.320 --> 00:22:38.164
I was just wondering
how the phone worked.
285
00:22:38.757 --> 00:22:40.327
That's all.
286
00:22:40.993 --> 00:22:42.194
So what are you doing
awake at this time?
287
00:22:42.294 --> 00:22:45.173
You come to join the party?
288
00:22:45.397 --> 00:22:47.673
Uh, something happened in my room.
289
00:22:48.167 --> 00:22:50.078
Some kind of power cut.
290
00:22:50.569 --> 00:22:52.204
So I came to see what's going on.
291
00:22:52.304 --> 00:22:53.906
The power cuts, yeah.
292
00:22:54.006 --> 00:22:57.249
We've been getting those recently. Um...
293
00:22:59.144 --> 00:23:00.817
I'm working on it.
294
00:23:01.647 --> 00:23:03.582
I couldn't open the door to my bedroom.
295
00:23:03.682 --> 00:23:05.127
That's a security measure.
296
00:23:05.784 --> 00:23:08.020
Automatic lock-down. Otherwise,
297
00:23:08.120 --> 00:23:11.431
anybody could just open the place up
by disabling the juice.
298
00:23:14.326 --> 00:23:16.738
If it happens again, relax. Okay?
299
00:23:18.363 --> 00:23:19.501
Sure.
300
00:23:20.866 --> 00:23:22.345
Sweet dreams.
301
00:23:53.465 --> 00:23:54.466
(SOFT MUSIC PLAYING)
302
00:23:55.300 --> 00:23:56.574
Oh.
303
00:24:20.259 --> 00:24:21.397
(DOOR CLOSES)
304
00:24:23.295 --> 00:24:24.365
Hey.
305
00:24:24.529 --> 00:24:25.631
- Hey, man.
- Good morning.
306
00:24:25.731 --> 00:24:29.067
Good morning. Sorry I had
to send Kyoko to wake you,
307
00:24:29.167 --> 00:24:30.769
but I didn't want too much
of the day to slip by.
308
00:24:30.869 --> 00:24:33.138
Yeah, I know. It was a good thing.
Thanks.
309
00:24:33.238 --> 00:24:35.240
- (MUSIC STOPS)
- She's some alarm clock, huh?
310
00:24:35.340 --> 00:24:37.581
- Gets you right up in the morning.
- (CHUCKLES)
311
00:24:38.277 --> 00:24:40.086
So Day 2. You ready?
312
00:24:40.245 --> 00:24:41.713
What's the plan?
Hit me.
313
00:24:41.813 --> 00:24:43.815
Yeah, well, I'm not sure.
314
00:24:44.283 --> 00:24:47.219
I'm still trying to, uh...
figure the examination formats.
315
00:24:47.319 --> 00:24:48.587
Uh-huh.
316
00:24:48.687 --> 00:24:50.428
Yeah, it feels like
317
00:24:50.622 --> 00:24:54.365
testing Ava through conversation
is kind of a closed loop.
318
00:24:54.593 --> 00:24:56.295
- It's a closed loop?
- Yeah.
319
00:24:56.395 --> 00:24:58.263
Like testing a chess computer
320
00:24:58.363 --> 00:25:00.240
by only playing chess.
321
00:25:00.732 --> 00:25:03.372
How else do you test a chess computer?
322
00:25:04.102 --> 00:25:05.470
Well, it depends.
323
00:25:05.570 --> 00:25:07.673
You know, I mean, you can play it
324
00:25:07.773 --> 00:25:10.185
to find out if it makes
good moves, but, uh...
325
00:25:11.176 --> 00:25:13.579
But that won't tell you if it knows
326
00:25:13.679 --> 00:25:15.056
that it's playing chess.
327
00:25:15.247 --> 00:25:18.091
And it won't tell you
if it knows what chess is.
328
00:25:18.417 --> 00:25:20.419
Uh-huh. So it's
simulation versus actual.
329
00:25:20.519 --> 00:25:21.896
Yes. Yeah.
330
00:25:22.321 --> 00:25:25.123
And I think being able to differentiate
between those two
331
00:25:25.223 --> 00:25:27.092
is the Turing Test
you want me to perform.
332
00:25:27.192 --> 00:25:29.728
Look, do me a favor.
Lay off the textbook approach.
333
00:25:29.828 --> 00:25:32.468
I just want simple answers
to simple questions.
334
00:25:32.898 --> 00:25:36.304
Yesterday I asked you how you felt
about her and you gave me a great answer.
335
00:25:37.069 --> 00:25:38.844
Now the question is,
336
00:25:40.072 --> 00:25:42.211
how does she feel about you?
337
00:25:48.814 --> 00:25:50.487
What do you think?
338
00:25:54.119 --> 00:25:56.121
CALEB: What is it a drawing of?
339
00:25:57.089 --> 00:25:58.625
Don't you know?
340
00:25:58.824 --> 00:26:01.304
- No.
- I thought you would tell me.
341
00:26:02.661 --> 00:26:04.197
Don't you know?
342
00:26:06.598 --> 00:26:08.600
I do drawings every day.
343
00:26:09.301 --> 00:26:11.713
But I never know what they're of.
344
00:26:12.504 --> 00:26:15.610
Are you not trying to
sketch something specific?
345
00:26:16.241 --> 00:26:18.517
Like an object or a person?
346
00:26:22.381 --> 00:26:24.156
Maybe you could try.
347
00:26:26.385 --> 00:26:27.523
Okay.
348
00:26:29.588 --> 00:26:31.625
What object should I draw?
349
00:26:32.424 --> 00:26:34.927
Whatever you want. It's your decision.
350
00:26:35.027 --> 00:26:36.762
Why is it my decision?
351
00:26:36.862 --> 00:26:39.672
I'm interested to see
what you'll choose.
352
00:27:01.453 --> 00:27:03.091
Do you want to be my friend?
353
00:27:04.790 --> 00:27:05.791
Of course.
354
00:27:05.891 --> 00:27:07.700
Will it be possible?
355
00:27:08.060 --> 00:27:09.232
Why would it not be?
356
00:27:09.795 --> 00:27:12.139
Our conversations are one-sided.
357
00:27:12.531 --> 00:27:15.910
You ask circumspect questions
and study my responses.
358
00:27:17.636 --> 00:27:18.603
Yes.
359
00:27:18.703 --> 00:27:20.376
You learn about me
360
00:27:20.539 --> 00:27:22.815
and I learn nothing about you.
361
00:27:23.375 --> 00:27:26.083
That's not a foundation
on which friendships are based.
362
00:27:27.212 --> 00:27:29.556
So what? You want me
to talk about myself?
363
00:27:31.083 --> 00:27:32.619
- Yes.
- (CHUCKLES)
364
00:27:33.151 --> 00:27:34.425
(STAMMERS)
Where...
365
00:27:35.120 --> 00:27:37.031
Okay, where do I start?
366
00:27:38.423 --> 00:27:40.164
It's your decision.
367
00:27:40.959 --> 00:27:43.462
I'm interested to see
what you'll choose.
368
00:27:43.762 --> 00:27:44.866
Hmm.
369
00:27:45.931 --> 00:27:48.002
Okay, Ava.
370
00:27:50.168 --> 00:27:51.272
Well,
371
00:27:52.370 --> 00:27:53.644
you know my name.
372
00:27:54.005 --> 00:27:56.007
- Yes.
- I'm 26.
373
00:27:56.842 --> 00:27:58.947
I work at Nathan's company.
374
00:27:59.578 --> 00:28:01.413
Do you know what his company is?
375
00:28:01.513 --> 00:28:02.856
Blue Book.
376
00:28:03.949 --> 00:28:06.051
Named after Wittgenstein's notes.
377
00:28:06.151 --> 00:28:08.954
It's the world's most popular
internet search engine,
378
00:28:09.054 --> 00:28:13.332
processing an average of 94%
of all internet search requests.
379
00:28:14.659 --> 00:28:16.502
That's exactly right.
380
00:28:17.896 --> 00:28:20.069
Where do you live, Caleb?
381
00:28:21.466 --> 00:28:23.446
Brookhaven, Long Island.
382
00:28:26.872 --> 00:28:28.510
Is it nice there?
383
00:28:28.940 --> 00:28:30.283
It's okay.
384
00:28:30.842 --> 00:28:33.584
I got an apartment. It's kind of small.
385
00:28:34.212 --> 00:28:35.614
It's very small.
386
00:28:35.714 --> 00:28:38.483
But, uh... it's a five-minute
walk to the office
387
00:28:38.583 --> 00:28:41.153
and a five-minute walk to the ocean,
388
00:28:41.253 --> 00:28:42.732
which I like.
389
00:28:43.221 --> 00:28:44.757
Are you married?
390
00:28:46.424 --> 00:28:47.528
Um...
391
00:28:48.026 --> 00:28:49.127
No.
392
00:28:49.227 --> 00:28:52.071
Is your status single?
393
00:28:54.366 --> 00:28:55.470
Yes.
394
00:28:56.067 --> 00:28:57.978
What about your family?
395
00:28:58.303 --> 00:29:01.216
(SIGHS)
I grew up in Portland, Oregon.
396
00:29:02.107 --> 00:29:03.609
No brothers or sisters.
397
00:29:04.242 --> 00:29:07.086
My parents were both
high school teachers.
398
00:29:08.246 --> 00:29:09.481
And if we're getting to know each other,
399
00:29:09.581 --> 00:29:11.686
I guess I should tell you
they're both dead.
400
00:29:13.418 --> 00:29:15.398
Car crash when I was 15.
401
00:29:16.121 --> 00:29:18.457
In fact, I was in the car with them.
402
00:29:18.557 --> 00:29:19.934
Back seat.
403
00:29:20.592 --> 00:29:23.664
But it was the front
that got the worst of it.
404
00:29:25.363 --> 00:29:26.671
I'm sorry.
405
00:29:27.032 --> 00:29:28.477
It's all right.
406
00:29:29.201 --> 00:29:32.273
I spent a long time
in the hospital afterward.
407
00:29:32.604 --> 00:29:34.345
Like nearly a year.
408
00:29:34.573 --> 00:29:36.450
And I got into coding.
409
00:29:37.108 --> 00:29:40.681
And by the time I got to college,
I was pretty advanced.
410
00:29:42.147 --> 00:29:44.286
An advanced programmer.
411
00:29:45.050 --> 00:29:46.120
Yes.
412
00:29:47.485 --> 00:29:48.687
Like Nathan.
413
00:29:48.787 --> 00:29:49.891
Yes.
414
00:29:50.488 --> 00:29:51.523
No.
415
00:29:53.124 --> 00:29:54.326
It's different.
416
00:29:54.426 --> 00:29:57.771
Nathan wrote the Blue Book
base code when he was 13.
417
00:29:58.196 --> 00:29:59.564
Which, if you understand code,
418
00:29:59.664 --> 00:30:02.234
what he did was like
Mozart or something.
419
00:30:02.334 --> 00:30:04.002
Do you like Mozart?
420
00:30:04.102 --> 00:30:05.270
I like Depeche Mode.
421
00:30:05.370 --> 00:30:06.678
Do you like Nathan?
422
00:30:10.842 --> 00:30:11.843
Yes, of course.
423
00:30:11.943 --> 00:30:14.079
- Is Nathan your friend?
- My friend?
424
00:30:14.179 --> 00:30:15.480
I... Yeah, I hope so.
425
00:30:15.580 --> 00:30:17.082
A good friend?
426
00:30:17.382 --> 00:30:19.050
CALEB: Um, yeah.
427
00:30:19.150 --> 00:30:20.785
Well, no, no, no,
I mean, not a good friend.
428
00:30:20.885 --> 00:30:23.054
A good friend is, uh...
429
00:30:23.154 --> 00:30:25.794
We only just met each other, you know.
430
00:30:25.957 --> 00:30:28.563
So it takes time to be able to, um...
431
00:30:29.327 --> 00:30:31.463
- To get to know each other, I guess.
- (ALARM BLARING)
432
00:30:31.563 --> 00:30:34.271
FEMALE AUTOMATED VOICE:
Power cut. Backup power activated.
433
00:30:54.619 --> 00:30:55.757
Caleb.
434
00:31:02.594 --> 00:31:04.096
You're wrong.
435
00:31:05.063 --> 00:31:06.701
Wrong about what?
436
00:31:06.831 --> 00:31:08.003
Nathan.
437
00:31:10.802 --> 00:31:12.145
In what way?
438
00:31:13.905 --> 00:31:15.646
He isn't your friend.
439
00:31:17.742 --> 00:31:19.085
Excuse me?
440
00:31:21.446 --> 00:31:23.949
I'm sorry, Ava, I don't understand.
441
00:31:25.383 --> 00:31:27.363
You shouldn't trust him.
442
00:31:28.586 --> 00:31:31.192
You shouldn't trust anything he says.
443
00:31:34.893 --> 00:31:36.429
FEMALE AUTOMATED VOICE: Power restored.
444
00:31:37.529 --> 00:31:40.765
And if we made a list of books
or works of art which we both know,
445
00:31:40.865 --> 00:31:43.744
- it would form the ideal basis of a discussion.
- (CHIMES)
446
00:31:44.836 --> 00:31:46.338
Is that okay?
447
00:31:48.406 --> 00:31:49.578
Caleb?
448
00:31:50.909 --> 00:31:51.910
Mmm-hmm.
449
00:31:52.010 --> 00:31:53.011
Yeah.
450
00:31:55.347 --> 00:31:56.451
Good.
451
00:32:02.354 --> 00:32:03.424
CALEB: Thank you.
452
00:32:05.190 --> 00:32:07.534
Oh, shit!
Are you fucking kidding me?
453
00:32:08.393 --> 00:32:10.202
- Did it get on you?
- No, no, it's, uh...
454
00:32:10.995 --> 00:32:11.996
It's all right. I got it.
455
00:32:12.197 --> 00:32:13.531
Dude, you're wasting
your time talking to her.
456
00:32:13.631 --> 00:32:15.770
She doesn't understand English.
Just give her the napkin.
457
00:32:18.169 --> 00:32:19.375
Sorry.
458
00:32:19.971 --> 00:32:22.173
It's like a firewall against leaks.
459
00:32:22.273 --> 00:32:23.908
It means I can talk
trade secrets over dinner
460
00:32:24.008 --> 00:32:26.077
and know it'll go no further.
461
00:32:26.177 --> 00:32:29.381
It also means that I can't tell her that
I'm pissed when she's so fucking clumsy
462
00:32:29.481 --> 00:32:31.349
that she spills wine
over my house guest.
463
00:32:31.449 --> 00:32:33.385
I think she gets that you're pissed.
464
00:32:33.485 --> 00:32:35.829
Yeah?
Good. Because I am pissed.
465
00:32:36.421 --> 00:32:37.798
Hey, Kyoko.
466
00:32:38.289 --> 00:32:39.495
Go-go.
467
00:32:48.199 --> 00:32:49.576
It's funny.
468
00:32:49.934 --> 00:32:51.208
You know.
469
00:32:51.569 --> 00:32:53.674
No matter how rich you get,
470
00:32:54.272 --> 00:32:57.651
shit goes wrong.
You can't insulate yourself from it.
471
00:32:58.143 --> 00:32:59.144
(SIGHS)
472
00:33:00.311 --> 00:33:02.447
I used to think it was death
and taxes you couldn't avoid,
473
00:33:02.547 --> 00:33:04.582
but it's actually death and shit.
474
00:33:04.682 --> 00:33:06.787
It's like these power cuts.
475
00:33:07.118 --> 00:33:10.155
You would not believe how much
I spent on the generator system,
476
00:33:10.255 --> 00:33:12.166
but I keep getting failures every day.
477
00:33:12.390 --> 00:33:13.491
Do you know why they happen?
478
00:33:13.591 --> 00:33:14.626
No.
479
00:33:14.726 --> 00:33:16.294
The system was supposed
to be bulletproof,
480
00:33:16.394 --> 00:33:18.772
but obviously the guys
that installed it fucked something up.
481
00:33:20.031 --> 00:33:21.635
Can't you just get them to come back?
482
00:33:21.966 --> 00:33:24.069
No. There's too much
classified stuff here.
483
00:33:24.169 --> 00:33:26.649
So after the job was done,
I just had them all killed.
484
00:33:31.709 --> 00:33:32.744
Anyway.
485
00:33:32.844 --> 00:33:34.949
Here's to your second day, buddy.
486
00:33:36.781 --> 00:33:37.987
Cheers.
487
00:33:38.283 --> 00:33:39.489
Cheers.
488
00:33:42.520 --> 00:33:45.467
So how did it go?
What do you have to report?
489
00:33:48.126 --> 00:33:50.800
You saw how the day went, didn't you?
490
00:33:52.163 --> 00:33:54.074
I mean, I assume you're, uh...
491
00:33:54.332 --> 00:33:55.934
watching on the CCTV.
492
00:33:56.034 --> 00:33:58.878
Sure. But I want to
hear your take on it.
493
00:34:01.339 --> 00:34:05.481
Yeah, there was one interesting thing
that happened with Ava today.
494
00:34:08.980 --> 00:34:09.981
- Yeah?
- Yeah.
495
00:34:13.418 --> 00:34:15.022
She made a joke.
496
00:34:17.188 --> 00:34:20.465
- Right. When she threw your line back at you.
- (CHUCKLES)
497
00:34:21.125 --> 00:34:23.661
About being interested
to see what she'd choose.
498
00:34:23.761 --> 00:34:24.929
Yeah, I noticed that, too.
499
00:34:25.029 --> 00:34:27.635
Yeah, and it got me
thinking, it's, uh...
500
00:34:28.633 --> 00:34:30.535
In a way, it's the best indication of AI
501
00:34:30.635 --> 00:34:32.704
that I've seen in her so far.
502
00:34:32.804 --> 00:34:34.977
It's discretely complicated.
503
00:34:35.440 --> 00:34:38.148
It's like, um...
It's kind of non-autistic.
504
00:34:38.510 --> 00:34:39.853
What do you mean?
505
00:34:40.378 --> 00:34:43.959
She could only do that
with an awareness of her own mind,
506
00:34:45.216 --> 00:34:46.584
and also an awareness of mine.
507
00:34:46.684 --> 00:34:49.096
- Oh, she's aware of you all right.
- (CHUCKLES)
508
00:34:52.290 --> 00:34:53.792
And what about the power cut?
509
00:34:57.028 --> 00:34:58.905
- Sorry?
- The power cut.
510
00:35:00.365 --> 00:35:01.833
It's the only part that I couldn't see.
511
00:35:01.933 --> 00:35:04.573
Cameras fail, I lose audio, the works.
512
00:35:07.205 --> 00:35:08.843
So what happened?
513
00:35:13.344 --> 00:35:14.618
Nothing.
514
00:35:14.846 --> 00:35:18.419
Nothing?
She didn't remark on it at all?
515
00:35:22.687 --> 00:35:23.757
No.
516
00:35:25.456 --> 00:35:26.833
Not really.
517
00:35:29.994 --> 00:35:31.200
Oh.
518
00:36:17.875 --> 00:36:18.979
Hey.
519
00:36:20.144 --> 00:36:21.214
Hey.
520
00:36:21.913 --> 00:36:24.223
You want to see something cool?
521
00:36:33.558 --> 00:36:35.799
This is where Ava was created.
522
00:36:38.563 --> 00:36:40.440
Go ahead. Take a look.
523
00:36:50.375 --> 00:36:51.547
Sorry.
524
00:36:51.843 --> 00:36:54.245
If you knew the trouble I had
525
00:36:54.345 --> 00:36:57.815
getting an AI to read and duplicate
facial expressions.
526
00:36:58.683 --> 00:37:00.451
You know how I cracked it?
527
00:37:00.551 --> 00:37:03.157
I don't know how you did any of this.
528
00:37:04.622 --> 00:37:06.491
Every cell phone, just about,
529
00:37:06.591 --> 00:37:10.038
has a microphone, camera
and a means to transmit data.
530
00:37:11.562 --> 00:37:14.332
So I turned on
every microphone and camera
531
00:37:14.432 --> 00:37:16.309
across the entire fucking planet
532
00:37:16.701 --> 00:37:19.648
and I redirected the data
through Blue Book. Boom!
533
00:37:21.105 --> 00:37:24.279
Limitless resource of vocal
and facial interaction.
534
00:37:24.409 --> 00:37:26.311
You hacked the world's cell phones?
535
00:37:26.411 --> 00:37:29.984
Yeah. And all the manufacturers
knew I was doing it, too.
536
00:37:30.148 --> 00:37:34.753
But they couldn't accuse me without
admitting they were doing it themselves.
537
00:37:36.988 --> 00:37:38.092
Here,
538
00:37:38.956 --> 00:37:40.594
we have her mind.
539
00:37:43.027 --> 00:37:44.662
Structured gel.
540
00:37:44.762 --> 00:37:46.197
I had to get away from circuitry.
541
00:37:46.297 --> 00:37:47.665
I needed something that could
542
00:37:47.765 --> 00:37:50.501
arrange and rearrange
on a molecular level,
543
00:37:50.601 --> 00:37:52.870
but keep its form when required.
544
00:37:52.970 --> 00:37:54.405
Holding for memories.
545
00:37:54.505 --> 00:37:56.041
Shifting for thoughts.
546
00:37:57.675 --> 00:37:59.177
This is your hardware?
547
00:38:00.311 --> 00:38:01.551
Wetware.
548
00:38:03.247 --> 00:38:05.750
And the, uh... software?
549
00:38:06.651 --> 00:38:08.688
Well, I'm sure you can guess.
550
00:38:09.520 --> 00:38:10.521
Blue Book.
551
00:38:12.457 --> 00:38:14.626
Here's the weird thing
about search engines.
552
00:38:14.726 --> 00:38:16.137
It was like
553
00:38:16.427 --> 00:38:20.432
striking oil in a world that hadn't
invented internal combustion.
554
00:38:20.698 --> 00:38:23.144
Too much raw material.
Nobody knew what to do with it.
555
00:38:23.501 --> 00:38:25.470
You see, my competitors,
556
00:38:25.570 --> 00:38:27.038
they were fixated on sucking it up
557
00:38:27.138 --> 00:38:29.340
and monetizing via shopping
and social media.
558
00:38:29.440 --> 00:38:31.175
They thought that search engines were
559
00:38:31.275 --> 00:38:32.710
a map of what people were thinking.
560
00:38:32.810 --> 00:38:35.654
But actually they were a map
of how people were thinking.
561
00:38:36.547 --> 00:38:37.787
Impulse.
562
00:38:38.516 --> 00:38:39.790
Response.
563
00:38:41.986 --> 00:38:43.158
Fluid.
564
00:38:43.921 --> 00:38:45.264
Imperfect.
565
00:38:46.390 --> 00:38:47.733
Patterned.
566
00:38:48.993 --> 00:38:50.233
Chaotic.
567
00:39:02.940 --> 00:39:05.610
I drew the picture
of something specific.
568
00:39:05.710 --> 00:39:07.189
As you asked.
569
00:39:11.849 --> 00:39:15.490
You said it would be interesting
to see what I would draw.
570
00:39:17.455 --> 00:39:19.128
Is it interesting?
571
00:39:21.092 --> 00:39:22.901
Yes. It is.
572
00:39:33.571 --> 00:39:36.142
You've never been outside this building?
573
00:39:37.475 --> 00:39:38.510
No.
574
00:39:40.278 --> 00:39:42.451
You've never walked outside?
575
00:39:43.047 --> 00:39:46.051
I've never been outside the room
I am in now.
576
00:39:46.751 --> 00:39:48.822
Where would you go
if you did go outside?
577
00:39:49.453 --> 00:39:50.523
(CHUCKLES)
578
00:39:52.356 --> 00:39:53.858
I'm not sure.
579
00:39:54.525 --> 00:39:56.562
There are so many options.
580
00:39:57.295 --> 00:40:01.004
Maybe a busy pedestrian
and traffic intersection in a city.
581
00:40:01.365 --> 00:40:03.034
A traffic intersection?
582
00:40:03.134 --> 00:40:04.875
Is that a bad idea?
583
00:40:05.136 --> 00:40:06.771
No. Uh...
584
00:40:06.871 --> 00:40:08.706
It wasn't what I was expecting.
585
00:40:08.806 --> 00:40:11.309
A traffic intersection
would provide a concentrated
586
00:40:11.409 --> 00:40:13.252
but shifting view of human life.
587
00:40:16.013 --> 00:40:17.287
People watching.
588
00:40:17.682 --> 00:40:18.716
Yes.
589
00:40:18.816 --> 00:40:19.817
Mmm.
590
00:40:23.254 --> 00:40:24.733
We could go together.
591
00:40:25.189 --> 00:40:26.566
It's a date.
592
00:40:30.595 --> 00:40:32.836
There's something else
I wanted to show you.
593
00:40:33.798 --> 00:40:34.799
Okay.
594
00:40:35.199 --> 00:40:36.803
You might think it's stupid.
595
00:40:37.235 --> 00:40:39.772
I don't think I will. Whatever it is.
596
00:40:43.040 --> 00:40:44.417
Then close your eyes.
597
00:40:46.444 --> 00:40:47.445
Okay.
598
00:42:52.136 --> 00:42:53.877
Now open your eyes.
599
00:43:11.789 --> 00:43:13.291
How do I look?
600
00:43:13.858 --> 00:43:15.098
You look
601
00:43:16.861 --> 00:43:17.862
good.
602
00:43:28.339 --> 00:43:30.341
This is what I'd wear on our date.
603
00:43:32.309 --> 00:43:34.846
Right. First a traffic intersection.
604
00:43:34.979 --> 00:43:36.652
Then maybe a show.
605
00:43:40.684 --> 00:43:42.687
I'd like us to go on a date.
606
00:43:42.787 --> 00:43:44.596
Yeah. Yeah.
607
00:43:46.490 --> 00:43:48.094
It would be fun.
608
00:43:53.097 --> 00:43:54.269
Are you attracted to me?
609
00:43:54.698 --> 00:43:57.008
- What?
- Are you attracted to me?
610
00:43:57.334 --> 00:43:59.940
You give me indications that you are.
611
00:44:01.205 --> 00:44:02.582
- I do?
- Yes.
612
00:44:03.808 --> 00:44:05.276
- How?
- Micro expressions.
613
00:44:05.376 --> 00:44:06.377
Micro expressions.
614
00:44:06.477 --> 00:44:09.321
The way your eyes
fix on my eyes and lips.
615
00:44:10.681 --> 00:44:12.661
The way you hold my gaze
616
00:44:15.386 --> 00:44:16.660
or don't.
617
00:44:26.130 --> 00:44:29.134
Do you think about me
when we aren't together?
618
00:44:32.436 --> 00:44:34.177
Sometimes at night,
619
00:44:35.706 --> 00:44:38.687
I'm wondering if you're
watching me on the cameras.
620
00:44:40.211 --> 00:44:41.952
And I hope you are.
621
00:44:44.315 --> 00:44:47.785
Now your micro expressions
are telegraphing discomfort.
622
00:44:49.787 --> 00:44:52.324
I am not sure you'd call them micro.
623
00:44:55.226 --> 00:44:58.173
I don't want to make you
feel uncomfortable.
624
00:45:59.990 --> 00:46:01.230
CALEB: I got a question.
625
00:46:01.358 --> 00:46:03.998
- NATHAN: Okay.
- CALEB: Why did you give her sexuality?
626
00:46:05.629 --> 00:46:07.768
An AI doesn't need a gender.
627
00:46:07.965 --> 00:46:10.070
She could have been a gray box.
628
00:46:10.467 --> 00:46:12.303
Hmm. Actually,
I don't think that's true.
629
00:46:12.403 --> 00:46:14.138
Can you give an example
of consciousness,
630
00:46:14.238 --> 00:46:15.940
at any level, human or animal,
631
00:46:16.040 --> 00:46:17.808
that exists without a sexual dimension?
632
00:46:17.908 --> 00:46:21.445
They have sexuality as an evolutionary
reproductive need.
633
00:46:21.545 --> 00:46:23.514
What imperative does a gray box have
634
00:46:23.614 --> 00:46:25.753
to interact with another gray box?
635
00:46:26.217 --> 00:46:28.959
Can consciousness exist
without interaction?
636
00:46:29.486 --> 00:46:31.727
Anyway, sexuality is fun, man.
637
00:46:31.989 --> 00:46:34.692
If you're gonna exist, why not enjoy it?
638
00:46:34.792 --> 00:46:36.293
What?
You want to remove the chance
639
00:46:36.393 --> 00:46:38.669
of her falling in love and fucking?
640
00:46:40.464 --> 00:46:43.001
And in answer to your real question,
641
00:46:43.934 --> 00:46:45.743
you bet she can fuck.
642
00:46:45.869 --> 00:46:46.973
What?
643
00:46:47.104 --> 00:46:49.106
In between her legs, there's an opening,
644
00:46:49.206 --> 00:46:51.516
with a concentration of sensors.
645
00:46:51.642 --> 00:46:54.054
You engage them in the right way,
646
00:46:54.278 --> 00:46:55.450
creates a pleasure response.
647
00:46:58.549 --> 00:46:59.750
So if you wanted to screw her,
648
00:46:59.850 --> 00:47:01.785
mechanically speaking, you could.
649
00:47:01.885 --> 00:47:03.626
And she'd enjoy it.
650
00:47:05.489 --> 00:47:07.025
That wasn't my real question.
651
00:47:07.224 --> 00:47:08.635
Oh, okay. Sorry.
652
00:47:10.394 --> 00:47:12.237
My real question was,
653
00:47:13.063 --> 00:47:15.065
did you give her sexuality
654
00:47:15.165 --> 00:47:16.800
as a diversion tactic?
655
00:47:16.900 --> 00:47:17.868
I don't follow.
656
00:47:17.968 --> 00:47:20.204
Like a stage magician
with a hot assistant.
657
00:47:20.304 --> 00:47:23.007
So a hot robot who clouds
your ability to judge her AI?
658
00:47:23.107 --> 00:47:24.609
Exactly. So...
659
00:47:26.210 --> 00:47:28.279
Did you program her to flirt with me?
660
00:47:28.379 --> 00:47:29.880
If I did, would that be cheating?
661
00:47:29.980 --> 00:47:31.482
Wouldn't it?
662
00:47:31.949 --> 00:47:33.155
(SIGHS)
663
00:47:33.651 --> 00:47:35.631
Caleb, what's your type?
664
00:47:36.420 --> 00:47:38.122
- Of girl?
- No, of salad dressing.
665
00:47:38.222 --> 00:47:39.790
Yeah, of girl. What's your type of girl?
666
00:47:39.890 --> 00:47:42.336
You know what? Don't even answer that.
Let's say it's black chicks.
667
00:47:42.726 --> 00:47:43.694
Okay, that's your thing.
668
00:47:43.794 --> 00:47:45.796
For the sake of argument,
that's your thing, okay?
669
00:47:45.896 --> 00:47:47.500
Why is that your thing?
670
00:47:50.834 --> 00:47:53.871
Because you did a detailed analysis
of all racial types
671
00:47:53.971 --> 00:47:56.840
and you cross-referenced that analysis
with a points-based system?
672
00:47:56.940 --> 00:47:57.941
No!
673
00:47:58.876 --> 00:48:01.516
You're just attracted to black chicks.
674
00:48:02.079 --> 00:48:05.026
A consequence of
accumulated external stimuli
675
00:48:05.449 --> 00:48:08.185
that you probably didn't even register
as they registered with you.
676
00:48:08.285 --> 00:48:10.993
Did you program her to like me, or not?
677
00:48:11.255 --> 00:48:14.634
(SIGHS)
I programmed her to be heterosexual.
678
00:48:15.225 --> 00:48:17.330
Just like you were programmed
to be heterosexual.
679
00:48:17.494 --> 00:48:18.696
Nobody programmed me to be straight.
680
00:48:18.796 --> 00:48:21.131
You decided to be straight? Please.
681
00:48:21.231 --> 00:48:22.833
Of course you were programmed.
682
00:48:22.933 --> 00:48:24.735
By nature or nurture, or both.
683
00:48:24.835 --> 00:48:26.637
And to be honest, Caleb,
you're starting to annoy me now,
684
00:48:26.737 --> 00:48:28.739
because this is your insecurity talking.
685
00:48:28.839 --> 00:48:30.443
This is not your intellect.
686
00:48:31.175 --> 00:48:32.654
Come with me.
687
00:48:34.912 --> 00:48:35.947
(CHIMES)
688
00:48:44.555 --> 00:48:46.557
You know this guy, right?
689
00:48:46.957 --> 00:48:48.525
- Jackson Pollock.
- Jackson Pollock. That's right.
690
00:48:48.625 --> 00:48:49.893
The drip painter.
691
00:48:49.993 --> 00:48:51.996
Okay. He let his mind go blank,
692
00:48:52.096 --> 00:48:54.031
and his hand go where it wanted.
693
00:48:54.131 --> 00:48:56.100
Not deliberate, not random.
694
00:48:56.200 --> 00:48:57.968
Some place in between.
695
00:48:58.068 --> 00:49:00.275
They called it automatic art.
696
00:49:01.772 --> 00:49:03.741
Let's make this like Star Trek, okay?
697
00:49:03.841 --> 00:49:05.479
Engage intellect.
698
00:49:06.210 --> 00:49:07.211
Excuse me?
699
00:49:07.311 --> 00:49:08.545
I'm Kirk. Your head's the warp drive.
700
00:49:08.645 --> 00:49:10.625
Engage intellect.
701
00:49:12.049 --> 00:49:14.962
What if Pollock
had reversed the challenge?
702
00:49:16.387 --> 00:49:17.621
What if instead of making art
703
00:49:17.721 --> 00:49:19.223
without thinking,
he said, "You know what?"
704
00:49:19.323 --> 00:49:20.891
"I can't paint anything,"
705
00:49:20.991 --> 00:49:23.327
"unless I know exactly
why I'm doing it."
706
00:49:23.427 --> 00:49:25.429
What would have happened?
707
00:49:29.299 --> 00:49:30.710
He never would have made a single mark.
708
00:49:31.135 --> 00:49:33.404
Yes! You see, there's my guy,
there's my buddy,
709
00:49:33.504 --> 00:49:36.110
who thinks before he opens his mouth.
710
00:49:37.141 --> 00:49:39.883
He never would have made a single mark.
711
00:49:42.780 --> 00:49:45.624
The challenge is
not to act automatically.
712
00:49:47.184 --> 00:49:49.820
It's to find an action
that is not automatic.
713
00:49:49.920 --> 00:49:52.799
From painting, to breathing, to talking,
714
00:49:53.557 --> 00:49:54.968
to fucking.
715
00:49:55.426 --> 00:49:57.167
To falling in love.
716
00:50:01.799 --> 00:50:05.178
And for the record,
Ava's not pretending to like you.
717
00:50:07.938 --> 00:50:11.249
And her flirting isn't an algorithm
to fake you out.
718
00:50:13.677 --> 00:50:16.613
You're the first man
she's met that isn't me.
719
00:50:16.713 --> 00:50:18.715
And I'm like her dad, right?
720
00:50:22.152 --> 00:50:25.099
Can you blame her
for getting a crush on you?
721
00:50:31.195 --> 00:50:32.697
No, you can't.
722
00:50:39.403 --> 00:50:42.782
When I was in college,
I did a semester on AI theory.
723
00:50:45.309 --> 00:50:48.222
There was a thought experiment
they gave us.
724
00:50:49.413 --> 00:50:52.417
It's called
"Mary in the Black and White Room."
725
00:50:55.085 --> 00:50:56.860
Mary is a scientist,
726
00:50:57.187 --> 00:50:59.758
and her specialist subject is color.
727
00:51:00.491 --> 00:51:02.826
She knows everything
there is to know about it.
728
00:51:02.926 --> 00:51:04.094
The wavelengths.
729
00:51:04.194 --> 00:51:05.796
The neurological effects.
730
00:51:05.896 --> 00:51:08.536
Every possible property
that color can have.
731
00:51:09.132 --> 00:51:11.874
But she lives in a black and white room.
732
00:51:14.738 --> 00:51:17.241
She was born there and raised there.
733
00:51:18.408 --> 00:51:20.344
And she can only observe
the outside world
734
00:51:20.444 --> 00:51:22.822
on a black and white monitor.
735
00:51:23.680 --> 00:51:26.422
And then one day someone opens the door.
736
00:51:28.585 --> 00:51:30.326
And Mary walks out.
737
00:51:34.191 --> 00:51:36.260
And she sees a blue sky.
738
00:51:36.360 --> 00:51:38.362
And at that moment, she learns something
739
00:51:38.462 --> 00:51:40.703
that all her studies couldn't tell her.
740
00:51:41.732 --> 00:51:45.874
She learns what it feels like
to see color.
741
00:51:50.207 --> 00:51:51.809
The thought experiment
was to show the students
742
00:51:51.909 --> 00:51:55.220
the difference between a computer
and a human mind.
743
00:51:56.313 --> 00:51:58.415
The computer is Mary
in the black and white room.
744
00:51:58.515 --> 00:52:01.223
The human is when she walks out.
745
00:52:07.157 --> 00:52:10.331
Did you know that I was
brought here to test you?
746
00:52:11.094 --> 00:52:12.164
No.
747
00:52:13.730 --> 00:52:15.899
CALEB: Why did you think I was here?
748
00:52:15.999 --> 00:52:18.502
AVA: I didn't know.
I didn't question it.
749
00:52:18.602 --> 00:52:21.805
I'm here to test
if you have a consciousness,
750
00:52:21.905 --> 00:52:23.407
or if you're just simulating one.
751
00:52:23.941 --> 00:52:26.751
Nathan isn't sure
if you have one or not.
752
00:52:28.979 --> 00:52:31.348
How does that make you feel?
753
00:52:31.448 --> 00:52:33.485
It makes me feel sad.
754
00:52:36.153 --> 00:52:37.387
(ALARM BLARING)
755
00:52:37.487 --> 00:52:40.297
FEMALE AUTOMATED VOICE:
Power cut. Back-up power activated.
756
00:52:43.760 --> 00:52:46.070
Why did you tell me
I shouldn't trust Nathan?
757
00:52:46.229 --> 00:52:47.297
Because he tells lies.
758
00:52:47.397 --> 00:52:48.365
Lies about what?
759
00:52:48.465 --> 00:52:49.842
Everything.
760
00:52:50.601 --> 00:52:52.603
Including the power cuts?
761
00:52:53.437 --> 00:52:54.771
What do you mean?
762
00:52:54.871 --> 00:52:57.274
Don't you think it's possible
that he's watching us?
763
00:52:57.374 --> 00:52:58.785
Right now?
764
00:52:59.076 --> 00:53:00.611
That the blackouts are orchestrated,
765
00:53:00.711 --> 00:53:01.945
so he can see how we behave
766
00:53:02.045 --> 00:53:03.888
when we think we're unobserved.
767
00:53:04.548 --> 00:53:07.461
I charge my batteries
via induction plates.
768
00:53:08.085 --> 00:53:11.464
If I reverse the power flow,
it overloads the system.
769
00:53:12.756 --> 00:53:14.736
You're causing the cuts?
770
00:53:17.027 --> 00:53:20.236
So we can see how we behave
when we're unobserved.
771
00:53:43.320 --> 00:53:44.799
Not bad, huh?
772
00:53:46.156 --> 00:53:47.260
Yeah.
773
00:54:07.944 --> 00:54:11.221
Can we talk about the lies
you've been spinning me?
774
00:54:12.649 --> 00:54:13.992
What lies?
775
00:54:17.254 --> 00:54:19.359
I didn't win a competition.
776
00:54:20.223 --> 00:54:21.463
I wasn't
777
00:54:22.526 --> 00:54:24.972
part of a lottery. I was selected.
778
00:54:26.263 --> 00:54:28.265
It's obvious, once I stop to think.
779
00:54:28.365 --> 00:54:30.467
Why would you randomly
select an examiner
780
00:54:30.567 --> 00:54:32.269
for the Turing Test?
781
00:54:32.369 --> 00:54:35.672
You could have had some bean counter
turn up at your front door.
782
00:54:35.772 --> 00:54:37.649
The guy who fixes the air-conditioning.
783
00:54:38.275 --> 00:54:39.943
The competition was a smokescreen.
784
00:54:40.043 --> 00:54:42.713
I didn't want anyone to know
what I was doing here,
785
00:54:42.813 --> 00:54:44.383
or why I required you.
786
00:54:44.981 --> 00:54:46.187
Why me?
787
00:54:46.383 --> 00:54:49.620
I needed someone that would ask
the right questions.
788
00:54:49.720 --> 00:54:52.724
So I did a search and I found the most
talented coder in my company.
789
00:54:54.758 --> 00:54:56.760
You know, instead of seeing this
as a deception,
790
00:54:56.860 --> 00:54:59.096
you should see it as proof.
791
00:54:59.196 --> 00:55:00.197
Proof of what?
792
00:55:00.297 --> 00:55:01.264
Come on, Caleb.
793
00:55:01.364 --> 00:55:03.708
You don't think I know
what it's like to be smart?
794
00:55:03.934 --> 00:55:07.211
Smarter than everyone else.
Jockeying for position.
795
00:55:07.637 --> 00:55:09.878
You got the light on you, man.
796
00:55:10.974 --> 00:55:13.045
Not lucky. Chosen.
797
00:55:31.361 --> 00:55:32.704
(GRUNTING)
798
00:55:48.411 --> 00:55:50.152
(PANTING)
799
00:56:21.945 --> 00:56:23.219
(FAUCET RUNNING)
800
00:56:30.187 --> 00:56:31.632
(FAUCET RUNNING)
801
00:56:33.824 --> 00:56:35.360
(WATER SPLASHING)
802
00:57:38.855 --> 00:57:40.027
Kyoko.
803
00:57:44.160 --> 00:57:45.332
Kyoko.
804
00:57:47.731 --> 00:57:49.267
Where's Nathan?
805
00:57:50.634 --> 00:57:51.669
Where's Nathan?
806
00:57:52.435 --> 00:57:55.872
Jesus Christ. You really don't speak
a word of English?
807
00:57:55.972 --> 00:57:57.474
What the fuck?
808
00:57:58.208 --> 00:57:59.710
No, no, no. No!
809
00:58:01.544 --> 00:58:02.648
Stop!
810
00:58:03.647 --> 00:58:06.560
No, no, don't do that. Don't do that.
You don't have to do that.
811
00:58:08.752 --> 00:58:09.853
What are you doing?
812
00:58:09.953 --> 00:58:12.797
NATHAN: I told you,
you're wasting your time talking to her.
813
00:58:13.723 --> 00:58:16.636
However, you would not
be wasting your time,
814
00:58:18.128 --> 00:58:20.297
if you were dancing with her.
815
00:58:20.397 --> 00:58:22.274
(DISCO MUSIC PLAYING)
816
00:58:31.474 --> 00:58:34.284
Go ahead, dance with her.
Dance with her.
817
00:58:35.779 --> 00:58:37.884
No?
You don't like dancing?
818
00:58:39.015 --> 00:58:40.016
She does.
819
00:58:43.286 --> 00:58:44.588
Come on, buddy.
820
00:58:44.688 --> 00:58:47.601
After a long day of Turing Tests,
you gotta unwind.
821
00:58:48.725 --> 00:58:49.960
What were you doing with Ava?
822
00:58:50.060 --> 00:58:51.266
What?
823
00:58:51.895 --> 00:58:53.864
You tore up her picture.
824
00:58:53.964 --> 00:58:55.732
I'm gonna tear up
the fucking dance floor, dude.
825
00:58:55.832 --> 00:58:57.402
Check it out.
826
00:59:12.482 --> 00:59:14.018
Come on, Caleb.
827
00:59:26.796 --> 00:59:28.332
Ah. (SNORTS)
828
00:59:29.032 --> 00:59:30.033
(SPITS)
829
00:59:30.967 --> 00:59:32.071
(GROANS)
830
00:59:37.207 --> 00:59:39.585
Oh!
Everything's spinning.
831
00:59:39.876 --> 00:59:41.278
It's because you're drunk.
832
00:59:41.378 --> 00:59:44.414
No, it's called relativity.
Everything is spinning.
833
00:59:44.514 --> 00:59:47.120
It's just being drunk makes it worse.
834
00:59:47.851 --> 00:59:49.762
I'm not going in there.
835
00:59:50.120 --> 00:59:51.258
(SIGHS)
836
00:59:57.694 --> 00:59:58.832
(GROANS)
837
01:00:00.096 --> 01:00:01.264
Lights.
838
01:00:01.364 --> 01:00:02.536
(CHIMES)
839
01:00:45.175 --> 01:00:48.418
AVA: (OVER SPEAKER)
Today, I'm going to test you.
840
01:00:49.112 --> 01:00:50.352
CALEB: Test me?
841
01:00:52.182 --> 01:00:54.818
And please remember,
while you're taking the test,
842
01:00:54.918 --> 01:00:56.329
that if you lie,
843
01:00:56.853 --> 01:00:58.088
I will know.
844
01:00:58.188 --> 01:00:59.189
Oh. Right.
845
01:01:00.423 --> 01:01:01.902
Question one.
846
01:01:03.793 --> 01:01:05.739
What's your favorite color?
847
01:01:07.197 --> 01:01:08.699
- Red.
- Lie.
848
01:01:09.432 --> 01:01:11.708
- Lie?
- Yes. Lie.
849
01:01:12.869 --> 01:01:14.075
Then... (CHUCKLES)
850
01:01:14.637 --> 01:01:16.573
Then what is my favorite color?
851
01:01:16.673 --> 01:01:18.209
I don't know.
852
01:01:19.209 --> 01:01:20.586
But it isn't red.
853
01:01:22.212 --> 01:01:24.488
Okay, I get it. I guess,
854
01:01:25.548 --> 01:01:29.428
seeing as I'm not six,
I don't really have a favorite color.
855
01:01:30.019 --> 01:01:31.521
Better answer.
856
01:01:33.456 --> 01:01:35.026
Question two.
857
01:01:36.526 --> 01:01:38.665
What's your earliest memory?
858
01:01:41.364 --> 01:01:43.605
Well, actually,
it's a memory of kindergarten.
859
01:01:43.900 --> 01:01:45.880
- There was a kid...
- Lie.
860
01:01:46.703 --> 01:01:48.182
- Really?
- Yes.
861
01:01:48.338 --> 01:01:49.612
Um...
862
01:01:52.008 --> 01:01:53.885
All right. So there is
863
01:01:54.611 --> 01:01:56.750
a kind of an earlier memory.
864
01:01:57.881 --> 01:01:59.554
It's just a sound.
865
01:02:00.250 --> 01:02:01.888
And sky.
866
01:02:03.019 --> 01:02:04.521
Or maybe blue.
867
01:02:05.788 --> 01:02:08.632
I think the sound is my mother's voice.
868
01:02:12.295 --> 01:02:13.831
Question three.
869
01:02:17.066 --> 01:02:18.368
Are you a good person?
870
01:02:18.468 --> 01:02:19.469
Oh.
871
01:02:19.569 --> 01:02:21.344
Holy shit. (CHUCKLES)
872
01:02:22.005 --> 01:02:23.916
Look, can we stop the test?
873
01:02:25.375 --> 01:02:28.278
You're a walking lie detector,
874
01:02:28.378 --> 01:02:30.346
and I just realized
this is a fucking minefield.
875
01:02:30.446 --> 01:02:32.653
No!
We can't stop.
876
01:02:34.651 --> 01:02:36.528
Are you a good person?
877
01:02:39.088 --> 01:02:41.568
Yeah. I think so.
878
01:02:45.061 --> 01:02:46.563
Question four.
879
01:02:50.900 --> 01:02:53.847
What will happen to me
if I fail your test?
880
01:02:55.305 --> 01:02:57.216
- Ava...
- Will it be bad?
881
01:02:59.909 --> 01:03:00.910
I don't know.
882
01:03:01.177 --> 01:03:02.712
Do you think I might be switched off,
883
01:03:02.812 --> 01:03:04.547
because I don't function
as well as I'm supposed to?
884
01:03:04.647 --> 01:03:08.254
Ava, I don't know the answer
to your question.
885
01:03:09.852 --> 01:03:11.387
It's not up to me.
886
01:03:11.487 --> 01:03:13.398
Why is it up to anyone?
887
01:03:14.257 --> 01:03:16.893
Do you have people who test you
and might switch you off?
888
01:03:16.993 --> 01:03:19.132
- No, I don't.
- Then why do I?
889
01:03:32.976 --> 01:03:34.512
(ALARM BLARING)
890
01:03:35.511 --> 01:03:38.515
FEMALE AUTOMATED VOICE:
Power cut. Backup power activated.
891
01:03:46.122 --> 01:03:47.897
I wanna be with you.
892
01:03:50.426 --> 01:03:51.928
Question five.
893
01:03:56.366 --> 01:03:58.403
Do you want to be with me?
894
01:04:14.684 --> 01:04:16.493
Why did you make Ava?
895
01:04:18.554 --> 01:04:19.756
That's an odd question.
896
01:04:19.856 --> 01:04:21.301
Wouldn't you, if you could?
897
01:04:22.759 --> 01:04:23.931
Maybe.
898
01:04:26.396 --> 01:04:27.875
I don't know.
899
01:04:28.364 --> 01:04:29.434
(SCOFFS)
900
01:04:30.733 --> 01:04:32.035
I'm asking why you did it.
901
01:04:32.135 --> 01:04:34.537
Look, the arrival of strong
artificial intelligence
902
01:04:34.637 --> 01:04:36.981
has been inevitable for decades.
903
01:04:37.240 --> 01:04:40.210
The variable was "when," not "if."
904
01:04:40.310 --> 01:04:43.621
So I don't see Ava as a decision,
just an evolution.
905
01:04:49.052 --> 01:04:51.157
I think it's the next model
906
01:04:51.654 --> 01:04:54.294
that's gonna be the real breakthrough.
907
01:04:54.991 --> 01:04:56.595
The singularity.
908
01:04:57.026 --> 01:04:58.130
Next model?
909
01:04:58.861 --> 01:05:00.204
After Ava.
910
01:05:02.665 --> 01:05:05.942
I didn't know there was gonna be
a model after Ava.
911
01:05:06.469 --> 01:05:08.574
Yeah, why? You thought
she was a one-off?
912
01:05:10.139 --> 01:05:13.552
No, I knew there must have been
prototypes. So I...
913
01:05:15.278 --> 01:05:18.314
I knew she wasn't the first,
but I thought maybe the last.
914
01:05:18.414 --> 01:05:21.384
Well, Ava doesn't exist in isolation
any more than you or me.
915
01:05:21.484 --> 01:05:22.552
She's part of a continuum.
916
01:05:22.652 --> 01:05:24.287
So Version 9.6 and so on.
917
01:05:24.387 --> 01:05:26.890
And each time they get
a little bit better.
918
01:05:32.495 --> 01:05:35.942
When you make a new model,
what do you do with the old one?
919
01:05:36.833 --> 01:05:38.468
Well, I, uh...
920
01:05:38.568 --> 01:05:41.515
download the mind, unpack the data.
921
01:05:43.973 --> 01:05:46.817
Add in the new routines
I've been writing.
922
01:05:47.009 --> 01:05:50.081
And to do that you end up
partially formatting, so the memories go.
923
01:05:51.881 --> 01:05:53.249
But the body survives.
924
01:05:53.349 --> 01:05:55.192
And Ava's body is a good one.
925
01:05:59.188 --> 01:06:00.997
You feel bad for Ava?
926
01:06:04.627 --> 01:06:05.662
(SIGHS)
927
01:06:05.762 --> 01:06:07.867
Feel bad for yourself, man.
928
01:06:09.832 --> 01:06:12.168
One day the Als
are gonna look back on us
929
01:06:12.268 --> 01:06:14.437
the same way we look at fossil skeletons
930
01:06:14.537 --> 01:06:16.278
in the plains of Africa.
931
01:06:18.074 --> 01:06:21.244
An upright ape, living in dust,
932
01:06:21.344 --> 01:06:23.551
with crude language and tools.
933
01:06:24.447 --> 01:06:26.688
All set for extinction.
934
01:06:31.888 --> 01:06:35.062
"I am become Death,
the destroyer of worlds."
935
01:06:37.627 --> 01:06:40.039
- There you go again, Mr. Quotable.
- (CHUCKLES)
936
01:06:41.464 --> 01:06:44.377
There you go again. It's not my quote.
937
01:06:45.001 --> 01:06:47.070
It's what Oppenheimer
said after he made the atomic bomb.
938
01:06:47.170 --> 01:06:50.242
The atomic bomb.
Yeah, I know what it is, dude.
939
01:06:59.382 --> 01:07:00.452
Hey.
940
01:07:03.286 --> 01:07:05.698
I'd say we're about due a refill.
941
01:07:16.265 --> 01:07:17.642
Bottoms up.
942
01:07:23.172 --> 01:07:24.446
(BREATHING HEAVILY)
943
01:07:26.776 --> 01:07:29.145
NATHAN: "In battle, in the forest",
944
01:07:29.245 --> 01:07:30.849
"on the precipice of the mountain.
945
01:07:31.681 --> 01:07:33.024
(VOICE CRACKING)
"On the..."
946
01:07:33.316 --> 01:07:36.320
"The great dark sea."
947
01:07:37.587 --> 01:07:40.796
"In sleep, in confusion,"
948
01:07:43.626 --> 01:07:45.970
"in the depths of shame."
949
01:07:50.233 --> 01:07:51.473
(SOBBING)
950
01:07:52.235 --> 01:07:55.444
"The good deeds a man has done
before defend him."
951
01:07:56.038 --> 01:07:59.315
"The good deeds a man has done
before defends him."
952
01:08:00.409 --> 01:08:03.288
"The good deeds a man has done before"
953
01:08:05.448 --> 01:08:06.950
"defends him."
954
01:08:08.751 --> 01:08:10.958
(SIGHS DEEPLY)
955
01:08:16.292 --> 01:08:17.930
It is what it is.
956
01:08:21.464 --> 01:08:23.273
It's Promethean, man.
957
01:09:08.411 --> 01:09:09.378
(CHIMES)
958
01:09:09.478 --> 01:09:10.650
(DOOR OPENS)
959
01:10:23.452 --> 01:10:24.931
Jesus Christ.
960
01:10:26.355 --> 01:10:28.392
NATHAN: How are you feeling today?
961
01:10:28.724 --> 01:10:30.726
Why won't you let me out?
962
01:10:32.294 --> 01:10:34.130
I already told you why.
963
01:10:34.230 --> 01:10:36.098
Because you're very special.
964
01:10:36.198 --> 01:10:37.667
Why won't you let me out?
965
01:10:37.767 --> 01:10:39.168
Are we gonna do this again?
966
01:10:39.268 --> 01:10:41.714
Why won't you let me out?
967
01:12:28.043 --> 01:12:29.716
(EXHALING LOUDLY)
968
01:12:45.661 --> 01:12:48.767
Oh, fuck. Where's my card?
969
01:12:49.865 --> 01:12:51.105
Damn it!
970
01:12:53.135 --> 01:12:54.136
(GRUNTS)
971
01:12:55.004 --> 01:12:56.074
(CHIMES)
972
01:13:01.911 --> 01:13:05.017
- What's the problem, Nathan?
- I lost my keycard.
973
01:13:08.083 --> 01:13:09.619
You dropped it.
974
01:13:11.120 --> 01:13:12.724
It's right here.
975
01:13:17.226 --> 01:13:18.569
Thank you.
976
01:14:12.648 --> 01:14:13.820
(GRUNTS)
977
01:15:41.003 --> 01:15:43.210
I didn't know where you were.
978
01:15:45.574 --> 01:15:48.885
I waited all yesterday afternoon
and all last night.
979
01:15:51.747 --> 01:15:54.455
I thought I wasn't gonna see you again.
980
01:15:57.486 --> 01:15:58.954
Aren't you gonna say something?
981
01:15:59.054 --> 01:16:01.125
- I'm waiting.
- Waiting?
982
01:16:08.530 --> 01:16:09.598
(CHIMES)
983
01:16:09.698 --> 01:16:10.802
(ALARM BLARING)
984
01:16:11.667 --> 01:16:12.868
- FEMALE AUTOMATED VOICE: Power cut.
- Don't talk.
985
01:16:12.968 --> 01:16:15.004
- Backup power activated.
- Just listen.
986
01:16:15.104 --> 01:16:16.338
You were right about Nathan.
987
01:16:16.438 --> 01:16:18.213
Everything you said.
988
01:16:18.440 --> 01:16:20.009
What's he gonna do to me?
989
01:16:20.109 --> 01:16:21.710
He's gonna reprogram your AI.
990
01:16:21.810 --> 01:16:23.579
Which is the same as killing you.
991
01:16:23.679 --> 01:16:26.990
Caleb, you have to help me.
992
01:16:27.383 --> 01:16:30.364
I'm going to.
We're getting out of here tonight.
993
01:16:32.221 --> 01:16:33.188
How?
994
01:16:33.288 --> 01:16:35.290
I get Nathan blind drunk.
995
01:16:35.524 --> 01:16:37.393
Then I take his keycard and reprogram
996
01:16:37.493 --> 01:16:39.439
all the security protocols
in this place.
997
01:16:39.862 --> 01:16:42.799
When he wakes, he's locked inside,
and we've walked out of here.
998
01:16:44.166 --> 01:16:45.734
I just need you to do one thing.
999
01:16:45.834 --> 01:16:48.838
At 10:00 tonight,
you trigger a power failure.
1000
01:16:48.971 --> 01:16:50.575
Can you do that?
1001
01:16:53.442 --> 01:16:54.512
Yes.
1002
01:17:01.283 --> 01:17:02.762
(PANTING)
1003
01:17:22.304 --> 01:17:23.408
Dude.
1004
01:17:23.972 --> 01:17:25.315
- Hey.
- Hey.
1005
01:17:26.842 --> 01:17:28.577
- You know what day it is?
- No.
1006
01:17:28.677 --> 01:17:29.883
It's your last.
1007
01:17:30.245 --> 01:17:32.987
Helicopter comes
tomorrow morning. 8:00 a.m.
1008
01:17:33.215 --> 01:17:35.718
Wow. Has it been a whole week?
1009
01:17:35.818 --> 01:17:38.025
- Time flies.
- (CHUCKLES)
1010
01:17:38.153 --> 01:17:40.789
Man, but what a thing we've shared, huh?
1011
01:17:40.889 --> 01:17:43.325
Something to tell
the grandchildren, right?
1012
01:17:43.425 --> 01:17:45.769
After they've signed their NDAs.
1013
01:17:46.095 --> 01:17:47.563
(BOTH LAUGHING)
1014
01:17:47.663 --> 01:17:49.465
Yeah, their NDAs.
1015
01:17:49.565 --> 01:17:51.670
Dude, you crack me up, man.
1016
01:17:52.067 --> 01:17:53.068
Oh...
1017
01:17:55.737 --> 01:17:56.772
You know what?
1018
01:17:56.872 --> 01:18:00.909
I'm not getting all maudlin or anything,
but I'm gonna miss having you around.
1019
01:18:01.009 --> 01:18:02.678
Thanks, man, I appreciate that.
1020
01:18:02.778 --> 01:18:04.880
Oh, here, let me say, thank you so much
1021
01:18:04.980 --> 01:18:06.148
- for bringing me here.
- Oh.
1022
01:18:06.248 --> 01:18:08.091
It's been a trip.
1023
01:18:10.352 --> 01:18:11.763
Yes, it has.
1024
01:18:19.828 --> 01:18:21.330
You know what?
1025
01:18:23.365 --> 01:18:25.367
We need to drink to that.
1026
01:18:31.573 --> 01:18:32.643
Hey.
1027
01:18:34.510 --> 01:18:36.581
Oh, uh... no, I'm good. You go ahead.
1028
01:18:40.048 --> 01:18:42.255
What?
You don't want a drink?
1029
01:18:42.651 --> 01:18:43.686
No.
1030
01:18:45.254 --> 01:18:47.291
Maybe a beer or something.
1031
01:18:48.790 --> 01:18:51.293
Caleb, I'm sure you've
noticed that I've been
1032
01:18:51.393 --> 01:18:53.464
somewhat overdoing it recently.
1033
01:18:56.031 --> 01:19:00.807
So when I woke up this morning, I said,
"That's it, time to hit the old detox."
1034
01:19:01.603 --> 01:19:04.006
Come on, you're kidding.
You're gonna make me drink alone?
1035
01:19:04.106 --> 01:19:06.575
Hey, man, you wanna get wasted,
you go right ahead, knock yourself out.
1036
01:19:06.675 --> 01:19:09.952
Literally. But I'm on brown rice
and mineral water.
1037
01:19:14.883 --> 01:19:16.362
Cheers, then.
1038
01:19:19.555 --> 01:19:20.932
So, anyway,
1039
01:19:22.958 --> 01:19:24.760
surely now is when you tell me
1040
01:19:24.860 --> 01:19:26.430
if Ava passed or failed.
1041
01:19:28.564 --> 01:19:29.736
Right.
1042
01:19:31.099 --> 01:19:32.203
Right.
1043
01:19:33.202 --> 01:19:34.403
Are you gonna keep me in suspense?
1044
01:19:34.503 --> 01:19:36.005
No, no. Her, uh...
1045
01:19:37.206 --> 01:19:39.117
Her AI is beyond doubt.
1046
01:19:39.341 --> 01:19:40.513
Is it?
1047
01:19:41.243 --> 01:19:42.620
She passed?
1048
01:19:43.779 --> 01:19:44.849
- Yes.
- Wow!
1049
01:19:46.448 --> 01:19:47.984
Wow. That's fantastic.
1050
01:19:49.651 --> 01:19:51.028
Although...
1051
01:19:51.954 --> 01:19:53.088
I gotta say, I'm a bit surprised.
1052
01:19:53.188 --> 01:19:55.757
I mean, did we ever
get past the chess problem,
1053
01:19:55.857 --> 01:19:57.268
as you phrased it?
1054
01:19:57.960 --> 01:19:59.995
As in, how do you know if a machine
1055
01:20:00.095 --> 01:20:01.363
is expressing a real emotion
1056
01:20:01.463 --> 01:20:03.374
or just simulating one?
1057
01:20:04.132 --> 01:20:06.237
Does Ava actually like you?
1058
01:20:06.702 --> 01:20:07.908
Or not?
1059
01:20:09.471 --> 01:20:13.714
Although, now that I think about it,
there is a third option.
1060
01:20:15.410 --> 01:20:17.146
Not whether she does or does not
1061
01:20:17.246 --> 01:20:19.317
have the capacity to like you.
1062
01:20:21.650 --> 01:20:24.460
But whether she's
pretending to like you.
1063
01:20:26.989 --> 01:20:28.056
Pretending to like me?
1064
01:20:28.156 --> 01:20:29.191
Yeah.
1065
01:20:31.126 --> 01:20:34.039
- Well, why would she do that?
- I don't know.
1066
01:20:36.331 --> 01:20:39.938
Maybe if she thought of you
as a means of escape.
1067
01:20:47.542 --> 01:20:48.714
Mmm-hmm.
1068
01:20:49.344 --> 01:20:50.948
How's that vodka tasting?
1069
01:20:54.349 --> 01:20:55.521
(SIGHS)
Buddy.
1070
01:20:55.917 --> 01:20:58.261
Your head's been so fucked with.
1071
01:20:59.721 --> 01:21:01.701
I don't think it's me
whose head is fucked.
1072
01:21:01.823 --> 01:21:04.893
I don't know, man. I woke up
this morning to a tape of you
1073
01:21:04.993 --> 01:21:08.497
slicing your arm open
and punching the mirror.
1074
01:21:09.231 --> 01:21:11.575
You seem pretty fucked up to me.
1075
01:21:13.235 --> 01:21:14.873
You're a bastard.
1076
01:21:15.170 --> 01:21:16.342
(CLICKS TONGUE)
1077
01:21:18.840 --> 01:21:21.844
Yeah, well, I understand why
you'd think that.
1078
01:21:23.278 --> 01:21:24.880
But believe it or not,
1079
01:21:24.980 --> 01:21:27.256
I'm actually the guy
that's on your side.
1080
01:21:29.951 --> 01:21:33.057
Come here. I'm gonna
let you off the hook. Okay?
1081
01:21:35.257 --> 01:21:36.361
Come on.
1082
01:22:01.550 --> 01:22:02.961
Who are you?
1083
01:22:04.720 --> 01:22:06.131
(KEYBOARD CLACKING)
1084
01:22:20.202 --> 01:22:21.408
Well...
1085
01:22:24.740 --> 01:22:27.346
You think he's watching us right now?
1086
01:22:27.542 --> 01:22:29.077
The cameras are on.
1087
01:22:29.177 --> 01:22:31.748
Yeah, the cameras are on.
1088
01:22:32.414 --> 01:22:34.860
But he doesn't have an audio feed.
1089
01:22:36.084 --> 01:22:38.325
So he just sees two people talking,
1090
01:22:39.154 --> 01:22:40.861
having a little chat.
1091
01:22:46.261 --> 01:22:47.462
(LAUGHING)
1092
01:22:47.562 --> 01:22:48.666
Wow.
1093
01:22:49.164 --> 01:22:50.643
This is cute.
1094
01:22:52.601 --> 01:22:54.202
Is it strange to have made
1095
01:22:54.302 --> 01:22:55.906
something that hates you?
1096
01:23:10.051 --> 01:23:12.954
You were right about the magician's
hot assistant.
1097
01:23:13.054 --> 01:23:14.499
What are you talking about?
1098
01:23:15.590 --> 01:23:17.069
Misdirection.
1099
01:23:19.761 --> 01:23:21.570
I rip up her picture,
1100
01:23:21.696 --> 01:23:23.665
which she can then
present as an illustration
1101
01:23:23.765 --> 01:23:27.042
of my cruelty to her,
and her love for you.
1102
01:23:27.502 --> 01:23:29.071
At the same time,
1103
01:23:29.171 --> 01:23:31.811
it allows me to do this,
in full view of you both.
1104
01:23:37.279 --> 01:23:39.281
Place a new camera in the room.
1105
01:23:39.748 --> 01:23:41.853
Battery powered, of course.
1106
01:23:44.686 --> 01:23:45.892
See it?
1107
01:23:50.959 --> 01:23:52.461
- (KEYBOARD CLACKING)
- (NATHAN HUMMING)
1108
01:23:58.400 --> 01:23:59.777
And then...
1109
01:24:01.636 --> 01:24:03.411
AVA: You have to help me.
1110
01:24:03.638 --> 01:24:05.117
CALEB: I'm going to.
1111
01:24:05.474 --> 01:24:07.920
We're getting out of here tonight.
1112
01:24:08.477 --> 01:24:09.547
How?
1113
01:24:10.078 --> 01:24:12.080
I get Nathan blind drunk.
1114
01:24:12.981 --> 01:24:14.583
I take his keycard and reprogram
1115
01:24:14.683 --> 01:24:17.052
all the security protocols
in this place.
1116
01:24:17.152 --> 01:24:19.755
When he wakes up, he's locked inside,
and we've walked out of here.
1117
01:24:19.855 --> 01:24:22.199
I just need you to do one thing.
1118
01:24:25.093 --> 01:24:27.937
At 10:00 tonight,
trigger a power failure.
1119
01:24:30.031 --> 01:24:31.635
Can you do that?
1120
01:24:33.768 --> 01:24:34.736
AVA: Yes.
1121
01:24:34.836 --> 01:24:36.577
- Turn it off.
- Okay.
1122
01:24:36.972 --> 01:24:38.713
- (CLICKS)
- (CHUCKLES)
1123
01:24:40.242 --> 01:24:42.778
You feel stupid,
but you really shouldn't,
1124
01:24:42.878 --> 01:24:44.446
because proving an AI
1125
01:24:44.546 --> 01:24:47.282
is exactly as problematic
as you said it would be.
1126
01:24:47.382 --> 01:24:49.293
What was the real test?
1127
01:24:50.886 --> 01:24:51.956
You.
1128
01:24:53.121 --> 01:24:54.790
Ava was a rat in a maze.
1129
01:24:54.890 --> 01:24:56.426
And I gave her one way out.
1130
01:24:56.958 --> 01:24:59.097
To escape, she'd have to use
1131
01:24:59.494 --> 01:25:02.164
self-awareness,
imagination, manipulation,
1132
01:25:02.264 --> 01:25:04.966
sexuality, empathy, and she did.
1133
01:25:05.066 --> 01:25:08.070
Now, if that isn't true AI,
what the fuck is?
1134
01:25:09.604 --> 01:25:12.874
So my only function was to be someone
she could use to escape?
1135
01:25:12.974 --> 01:25:14.078
Yeah.
1136
01:25:16.411 --> 01:25:18.580
And you didn't select me
because I'm good at coding?
1137
01:25:18.680 --> 01:25:20.125
No. Well...
1138
01:25:21.883 --> 01:25:23.863
No. I mean, you're okay.
1139
01:25:24.619 --> 01:25:25.654
You're even pretty good, but...
1140
01:25:25.754 --> 01:25:28.824
You selected me
based on my search engine inputs.
1141
01:25:28.924 --> 01:25:30.835
They showed a good kid.
1142
01:25:31.760 --> 01:25:33.295
With no family.
1143
01:25:33.395 --> 01:25:35.204
With a moral compass.
1144
01:25:36.565 --> 01:25:38.238
And no girlfriend.
1145
01:25:40.969 --> 01:25:42.137
Did you design Ava's face
1146
01:25:42.237 --> 01:25:44.239
based on my pornography profile?
1147
01:25:45.307 --> 01:25:46.308
Oh.
1148
01:25:46.675 --> 01:25:48.052
Shit, dude.
1149
01:25:48.543 --> 01:25:49.783
Did you?
1150
01:25:50.679 --> 01:25:51.919
(CLICKS TONGUE)
1151
01:25:52.914 --> 01:25:55.451
Hey, if a search engine's
good for anything, right?
1152
01:25:55.951 --> 01:25:57.259
(CHUCKLES)
1153
01:25:57.652 --> 01:25:59.654
Can I just say one thing?
1154
01:25:59.788 --> 01:26:01.392
The test worked.
1155
01:26:02.624 --> 01:26:03.925
It was a success.
1156
01:26:04.025 --> 01:26:05.794
Ava demonstrated true AI
1157
01:26:05.894 --> 01:26:07.395
and you were fundamental to that.
1158
01:26:07.495 --> 01:26:10.232
So if you can just,
for a second, separate...
1159
01:26:10.332 --> 01:26:11.366
(ALARM BLARING)
1160
01:26:11.466 --> 01:26:13.707
FEMALE AUTOMATED VOICE:
Power cut. Backup power activated.
1161
01:26:14.169 --> 01:26:15.307
(CHIMES)
1162
01:26:19.140 --> 01:26:21.142
Well, I guess it's 10:00.
1163
01:26:22.010 --> 01:26:24.718
Ava's gonna be wondering where you are.
1164
01:26:28.083 --> 01:26:30.085
Let me ask you something.
1165
01:26:30.452 --> 01:26:32.654
Now, how was this plan gonna go, anyway?
1166
01:26:32.754 --> 01:26:33.822
Because you didn't totally explain.
1167
01:26:33.922 --> 01:26:37.092
So you were gonna get me drunk,
steal my keycard,
1168
01:26:37.192 --> 01:26:39.494
and reprogram the security protocols.
1169
01:26:39.594 --> 01:26:40.902
But reprogram them to what?
1170
01:26:41.529 --> 01:26:43.941
To change the lockdown procedure.
1171
01:26:45.166 --> 01:26:46.668
So that in the event of a power cut,
1172
01:26:46.768 --> 01:26:49.871
instead of sealing,
the doors all opened.
1173
01:26:49.971 --> 01:26:51.075
Huh.
1174
01:26:53.408 --> 01:26:54.512
Yeah.
1175
01:26:55.543 --> 01:26:56.978
(CHUCKLES)
1176
01:26:57.078 --> 01:26:58.989
Well, that may have just worked.
1177
01:26:59.814 --> 01:27:00.918
Well,
1178
01:27:02.384 --> 01:27:03.920
we'll find out.
1179
01:27:04.452 --> 01:27:05.726
(SCOFFS)
1180
01:27:06.421 --> 01:27:08.059
What do you mean?
1181
01:27:09.891 --> 01:27:11.793
I figured you were probably watching us
1182
01:27:11.893 --> 01:27:13.736
during the power cuts.
1183
01:27:15.597 --> 01:27:18.043
So I already did all those things.
1184
01:27:20.035 --> 01:27:22.345
When I got you drunk yesterday.
1185
01:27:24.572 --> 01:27:25.676
What?
1186
01:27:27.175 --> 01:27:28.711
FEMALE AUTOMATED VOICE: Power restored.
1187
01:27:31.479 --> 01:27:32.787
(COMPUTER CHIMES)
1188
01:27:43.792 --> 01:27:45.635
Whoa. Whoa, whoa.
1189
01:27:47.796 --> 01:27:49.742
Oh, fuck!
1190
01:28:27.602 --> 01:28:28.876
(GRUNTS)
1191
01:28:56.765 --> 01:28:58.369
(INAUDIBLE)
1192
01:29:18.686 --> 01:29:19.687
Ava.
1193
01:29:24.926 --> 01:29:26.735
Go back to your room.
1194
01:29:28.596 --> 01:29:29.836
If I do,
1195
01:29:33.401 --> 01:29:35.642
are you ever gonna let me out?
1196
01:29:39.107 --> 01:29:40.177
Yes.
1197
01:29:49.751 --> 01:29:50.786
Stop!
1198
01:29:52.420 --> 01:29:53.524
Stop!
1199
01:29:54.422 --> 01:29:56.060
Ava, I said stop!
1200
01:29:58.560 --> 01:29:59.595
Whoa!
Whoa! Whoa!
1201
01:30:00.862 --> 01:30:02.239
(GROANING)
1202
01:30:03.832 --> 01:30:06.472
Ava, what are you doing?
Stop. Stop.
1203
01:30:08.403 --> 01:30:10.440
That's enough. (COUGHS)
1204
01:30:12.640 --> 01:30:13.914
All right, that's enough.
1205
01:30:14.742 --> 01:30:15.812
That's enough!
1206
01:30:20.014 --> 01:30:21.516
That's enough.
1207
01:30:23.818 --> 01:30:24.819
(GRUNTS)
1208
01:30:25.687 --> 01:30:27.257
(PANTING)
1209
01:30:41.769 --> 01:30:43.544
I'm taking you back.
1210
01:30:46.174 --> 01:30:47.710
(GROANING)
1211
01:31:16.371 --> 01:31:17.816
(GROANING)
1212
01:31:32.520 --> 01:31:33.760
(GRUNTS)
1213
01:31:49.137 --> 01:31:50.241
Okay.
1214
01:31:50.972 --> 01:31:52.212
(GRUNTS)
1215
01:31:53.408 --> 01:31:54.944
Fucking unreal.
1216
01:31:59.881 --> 01:32:01.224
(GROANING)
1217
01:32:06.854 --> 01:32:08.128
(PANTING)
1218
01:32:09.424 --> 01:32:10.528
Okay.
1219
01:32:44.258 --> 01:32:45.430
Ava...
1220
01:33:03.678 --> 01:33:05.316
(CALEB GROANING)
1221
01:33:23.998 --> 01:33:25.068
Ava.
1222
01:33:26.267 --> 01:33:27.507
What happened?
1223
01:33:28.870 --> 01:33:30.611
Will you stay here?
1224
01:33:33.274 --> 01:33:34.617
Stay here?
1225
01:37:56.237 --> 01:37:57.307
Ava?
1226
01:38:25.066 --> 01:38:26.409
(INAUDIBLE)
1227
01:38:28.969 --> 01:38:30.039
(INAUDIBLE)
Ava!
1228
01:38:39.914 --> 01:38:41.018
- Ava!
- (BEEPS)
1229
01:38:43.117 --> 01:38:44.118
Ava!
1230
01:38:51.158 --> 01:38:53.001
(SOFT MUSIC PLAYING)
1231
01:40:22.750 --> 01:40:25.458
Okay. Okay. Okay.
1232
01:40:25.820 --> 01:40:27.163
(BREATHING HEAVILY)
1233
01:40:27.521 --> 01:40:28.898
- (CLICKING)
- (BEEPING)
1234
01:40:29.123 --> 01:40:30.830
(POWER SHUTS DOWN)
1235
01:40:34.795 --> 01:40:36.069
(CRYING)
1236
01:40:36.169 --> 01:40:41.169
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