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Where did the "blue robot" come from?

posted 9 years ago by MaxP779
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The CEO of the company explains they made a robot without protocols and it went beyond human understanding within 9 days. He has the biokernel for that robot locked away. Did it somehow transfer itself to another biokernel before it was disconnected? Or did it deliberately design a flaw in the protocols it created so that eventually the robots would be able to disobey them??

Or is that just not explained and left up to the viewer?

I liked this movie btw solid 8/10

[–] trisul 8 years ago

The CEO says no one understands how the protocols work, it's too complex for us. So, I think he made it an evolving protocol.

[–] geearf 8 years ago

Either that or it has some unlocking mechanism, that unlocked for whatever reason just for that one robot, that then was able to enhance the others itself.

[–] KutWrite (1302) a year ago

Which one was the blue one? The one that's waiting for them at the outpost?

I'm especially curious because Javier Bardem did the voice for it. I vaguely do remember a robot with a slight Spanish accent and wondering why they did that.