Robots come into human life and replace human stories, but the design of the world is not a mechanical maze of high-rise buildings, but a circle of human settlements on a barren land, which symbolizes the exhaustion of resources and human isolation, and has a feeling of combining wasteland with oasis.

Continue to advance the plot, and you will find that human beings are not lying in bed wearing VR to die. For example, the protagonist and her neighbor are practicing yoga and maintaining shotguns respectively. This is very interesting. If human beings are not so useless, what caused the present situation?

With this question, we saw a very important scene in this episode: humans and robots clashed because of the placement of a photo frame. The photo frame is put in the room by the owner according to his own preferences and needs, so if the robot is just cleaning, why should it care so much about this photo frame (especially if it is not in this photo)? The answer can be imagined: this robot is the owner of the house. So the previous question has been answered. Robots have replaced the dominant position of human beings and become the masters of human beings.

Then we entered the man-machine war that everyone loved. It is worth noting that the customer service on the phone is also an artificial intelligence, and all the actions after our protagonist are basically based on the instructions given by this customer service. These instructions have escalated the contradiction between man and machine from putting a photo frame to war (or hunting? ), and led to the protagonist finally embarked on a journey of escape. So the motivation behind this is really just to let customers upgrade their services? And the sentence "Would you like to throw your pet at the robot?" Compared with the plan, this is more like a test, just like the gods test heroes in traditional mythology, but this time there is no reward.