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& lt& lt My Robot & gt& gt Public Enemy of Machinery is a modern science fiction film adapted from isaac asimov's short story Robot, which cost more than 1 billion dollars. The story is set in 2035, an era when every fifteen people on the earth have an artificial intelligence robot. Machine workers and machine assistants can be seen everywhere. They even infiltrated into family life and assumed the responsibility of nanny and nursing. People rely more and more on advanced technology. This film is a story about the emotional entanglement between man and machine. Starring the famous movie star will smith. English introduction: I, robots are now in 2035 AD. Robots are daily necessities and programmed to live with human beings. Detective Dale Spooner was ordered to investigate the apparent suicide of Dr. Alfred Lanning, the scientist behind these robots. Spooner suspected that the death might not be a suicide, but was caused by one of the robots. All robots are programmed by three laws, but spooner began to doubt whether robots can really feel emotions, even murder. But if spooner's suspicions are true, it will be difficult for him to convince everyone. The film is set in the future earth (AD 2035), where robots are ordinary assistants and workers of human masters, and tells the story of "robot phobia" Chicago detective Del spooner's investigation into the murder of Dr. Alfred Lanning, an American robot company. In the investigation, Sonny the robot seems to be implicated. Although this means that the robot violates the three laws of robots, it is obviously impossible. It seems impossible, because .. if robots can break these laws, nothing can stop them from taking over the world, because human beings have become completely dependent on robots. Or maybe ... they already have it? Dr Susan Calvin, a psychologist who specializes in robot psychology, assisted Spooner in the investigation. This is 2035. Everyone in the world depends on a huge robot system, which is specially programmed to help people without hurting them in any way. But there is one person who doesn't think robots are helpful. Chicago homicide detective Dale Spooner. But one day, he received a phone call from the American Robotics Company (USR), saying that the famous robot scientist Dr. Alfred J. Lanning had recently passed away. Spooner immediately blamed the robot for the incident, without justifiable reasons or evidence. Then, he began to investigate the cause of Lanning's death, but found a "unique" robot Sonny. What Spooner didn't realize was that something was about to happen. This is beyond Spooner's dreams.