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HUMAN.EXE
Do the elite have any need for normal people after the invention of the consumer-model robot companion?
A small American town becomes the stage for beta trials of the first robot companions. The “next big thing” is ushered in with the joyful vibe of advertising, TED Talks, and stockholder parties.
But the mind of a machine made in haste is a fragile thing, and excitement turns to tragic violence as people become increasingly aware of their own obsolescence.
HUMAN.EXE is an outline for a script written by Kyle B. Stiff from an idea developed by Angus Poon.
A small American town becomes the stage for beta trials of the first robot companions. The “next big thing” is ushered in with the joyful vibe of advertising, TED Talks, and stockholder parties.
But the mind of a machine made in haste is a fragile thing, and excitement turns to tragic violence as people become increasingly aware of their own obsolescence.
HUMAN.EXE is an outline for a script written by Kyle B. Stiff from an idea developed by Angus Poon.
74 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 27, 2016
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