The Truth About Killer Robots
A blackly comic, philosophical documentary about the rise of automation and the moment when machines began to kill people — sometimes by accident, sometimes by design.
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A blackly comic, philosophical documentary about the rise of automation and the moment when machines began to kill people — sometimes by accident, sometimes by design.
An investigation into a string of deaths caused by robots and automated systems — a Volkswagen factory worker, a Tesla driver, a man killed by a bomb-defusing robot in Dallas — and what those deaths reveal about how we have already handed our agency to machines.
Narrated by Kodomoroid, a Japanese android. Hailed by The Guardian as "the year's most terrifying documentary" and called "a terrifying work of science nonfiction."
"The year's most terrifying documentary."
"Intriguing, carefully reasoned."
"A cautionary tale about a world automating beyond control."
"A vivid, essential entry into the AI debate."
"On the dangers we have already handed to machines."