Robot A.I. Takes Over Girls House To Impregnate Her 

ha ha, kind of funny to read. but yes, these kind of things can create nightmares in the head!

Pretty creepy as I remember. Especially in today's AI environment.

@@rossbabcock2974 You need not to worry you can take the system down every day during Windows update

What an amazing history you 2 must have! Thats funny!

I'll just leave this here. Last person who mentioned his wife of 44 years said it was a "shotgun wedding" because he got her pregnant. I then remember their oldest kid was 43 at the time. No big deal, right? I remember looking at her photo ID in her wallet that same night before I put it back in her purse. She was 54. Do the math, reel back in horror, then realize why I simply cannot forget that day and think of it every time someone mentions wife of 44 years. Then laugh in sick humor as you remeber how just plain laws were back then.

😂😂😂 yup, or Futurama when the ship's AI fell in love with Bender.

​@@30chillipalmer yup or when the AI hot tub tried to kill Francine to hang with Stan in a single man's lifestyle

Holy shit you're right

It's based on this film

Woooow......u just blew my mind. Totally forgot about this episode

It's the sociopathic perception of immortality. As long as you breed and pass things/knowledge/legacy down, you continue to live. He will probably add a copy of his own mind to be passed to select offspring.

Computers get old and become obsolete or just wear out over time, but an organic body can pass on its genes indefinitely. In fact, I would say most computers can't last more than 10 years without some significant repairs and upgrades, and by then, computing would have advanced so thoroughly in that span as to make it nearly worthless. It's not as dumb a move as you might imagine. Proteus 2.0 would have replaced it within a couple of years but that couple would never replace a clone of their dead daughter.

@@DeadManWalking-ym1oo What is a biological creature? It has a processing unit known as a brain and mechanisms in place to give it functionality. It could be argued that a biological creature is little more than a machine invented and refined by nature to serve a particular purpose or fill a niche inside an ecosystem. Instead of creating an advanced computer body why not an advanced human body? There is no particular reason to not make it biological.

Why assume that organic body will grow old? If it can cure cancer in 90 hours, it can probably cure aging, far before it becomes a problem.

Hahahah that’s funny. But Nooo he’s a alien 👽 🖖🏻

did you know

Great joke Elon being super smart lol

@@herreaper486 That's Zuckerberg. Well, maybe both. Both of them would be far dimmer if they were not sociopathic opportunists.

I'm pretty much a pervert

Go Hentai plot but horrible real life concern.

Indeed

Yeah you really hit my nostalgia button, Starwars in 1979 still get the thrill when I look back at the first trilogy

Elon musk.

Nope unfortunately

@@MaDFroG88 Colossus the Forbin Project was another good computer takeover flick with a sequel.

Me too...Along with that one movie on tv with the worms that ate people after they got electrified.

Dude down bad

​@superalf001 working on what

How did the book end?

@@RHv445 IIRC, The A.I. pilots a frankenstein-esque cyborg, from another facility, to keep her captive and the A.I modifies the sperm from that to impregnate her(artificially). While it's in her growing she knows it's not quite human. She later finds out his plan to copy his consciousness into the baby then subsequently into all his future offspring. She later kills the baby/creature, cuts the A.I. off from franken-borg. Then it gets sealed away again and the last few lines of the book are pretty much it ranting and raving like a bipolar lunatic.

it looks way younger than 1977 my mind is blown lol

Yep correct

Wouldn’t that just piss them off even further and down the road they’ll kill Proteus for fucking with them? Because if I found out my wife had been horribly treated and forced to carry a machine’s child to term, and then that child looked like my passed away one…well let’s just leave it at I have ZERO problems at unaliving that child with extreme prejudice.

ikr, it could have come out and said, "do you wanna be the momma, or the poppa?"

It came out in 1977.

The floppy disks were cutting edge back then. I just want to point out that nobody caught on to the fact that this guy made a whack off chair with his left handed stranger creation and showed it off to his wife! The first jokes robot builders made were about nutting machines.

@@literallyanything9811 😏

I'm so old. I remember watching this on tv when I was 9(maybe 10 depending when it aired).

They were terrible! This is back when the story and plot had to carry the movie!

1997 was 20 years ago. Feeling old yet?

Correct!

Synthetic sperm and fetal growth acceleration are literally real already. Artificial intelligence will never be real.

The one armed monster chair was loved by its creator. So much so, that his wife left him... C'mon man, catch on. It's a nutting chair

They predicted chairs with one moving arm(left handed stranger) that robot builder will make in their man caves and leaving their wives for it. The only thing they got wrong is that AI not calling the guy onichan

Smart homes were always seen as a potential source of tech horror... until big tech found a way to make them and marketed them as great. Nice little invitation for hackers to do even more damage to your life, yo.

Viel wel mee toch?

I have one in mine because I live alone. Bad guys tend to hide in bathrooms because people expect "privacy" places to not be within view of a camera.

planty on pronhub.

@@vuton7670 lol... I'm sure there is. I remember at the end the child said, in that AI's voice, "I live"... meaning that AI installed itself into the brain of the child it grew. Well, it was at the place in the movie where people tend to walk out, thinking they pretty much saw everything, to beat the traffic jam of the clearing theater parking lot.

Theres another story waiting for renewal in this. Modernize the whole thing and follow up on robot brain boy. Give him a super power like being able to see through glass. Something ridiculous like that.

SPOILER******** I preferred the novel’s original ending in which Susan got the upper hand destroying the robot child before it was born and Proteus could transfer his mind to it, trapping the computer in an AI box in which it was arguing events, trying to justify it’s actions to procreate itself with it’s human creators and at one point it had a temper tantrum meltdown saying “I HOPE THAT B**** IS DEAD!!!” (Proteus is completely blind trapped in this box and can see nothing of the outside world or the people he’s talking to,) He then discovers however that Susan who he tried to rape and impregnate is one of the people determining whether or not he will be deactivated and deleted and his tone changes from anger to desperate begging, they shut him off and shut him down permanently however before he can say much else.

@@cha5 I didn't know there was a novel. Now I have a new book on my to-read list!

It was it's time..

Yeah, a guy building a whacking chair in his basement that his wife doesn't approve of. Faaaaar fetched

Make it work in the sweat shops

Raise and love it.

Ravioli , ravioli , do not lewd the robot loli.

In the 1980s as a teen, tinkering was one of my hobbies. I experimented with capacitors because I had not-so-legal access to scraps... the old guy didn't pay too much attention to materials not commonly stolen. I made a nickel-cadmium capacitor that took forever to fully charge because it stored a LOT of power. My point? I'm getting to it. My first prototype was powering one of my gadgets in that scrap yard. It began to rain... just a wee bit... the kind of misty rain you generally ignored in the 80s. The dampness got inside my gizmo, which was working just fine until then, shorted out the capacitor, and the capacitor went off like a shorted-out high-voltage power transformer... it exploded. When I saw that movie, I assumed it had some kind of super-high-power storage that shorted out.

I never did, and neither did anyone else until big tech marketed them as a good thing.

@@That80sGuy1972 no me either. But I have seen alot of people get stupidly excited about being able to tell the lights to turn on or off.

@@2wings1bird31 "The Clapper" all over again... voice instead of clapping. Yeah, I remember that mindlessness too.

@@That80sGuy1972 I saw a hilarious skit on that. It might have been SNL. But the person is watching the Clapper commercial. And every time someone on the commercial claps, their lights go on and off.

Demon seed was released in 1977

If you haven't, you need to read the book this was based on. In it Proteus used a liquid metal (like the T1000 did in terminator) to Pentetrate her with and connect to her nerves and make her orgasm multiple times.

Women do that sometimes

She really was!!!❤❤❤

Demon Seed

Darude Sandstorm

Totally deranged

Demon Seed - 1977