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00:09Imagine you're completely immersed
00:11in a fantasy, one in which you could do
00:14whatever you wanted, consequence-free.
00:19If a simulation is immersive enough,
00:22would you start discovering things
00:24about yourself that you didn't
00:26want to know?
00:32Westworld was devised
00:34to satisfy people
00:36who want to go further than virtual reality.
00:38So, you can actually go into
00:40a world where you interact with
00:42the artificial intelligence.
00:43We didn't mean to bother you. Would you like a
00:45closer look? The robots, or as we call
00:48them in the series, the hosts, none of
00:50them understand that they're
00:52simply there for the amusement
00:53of the 21st century guests.
01:00They've sort of taken the great what if
01:01of what if there were a place like this,
01:03and then what if the hosts
01:05began to crack.
01:07What is your itinerary?
01:09To meet my maker.
01:11Westworld explores what are the
01:13responsibilities when you create
01:15a new technology.
01:17It's a moral dilemma with things
01:18of playing God, and the future
01:20of artificial intelligence.
01:22If you make something ever more
01:24lifelike, and they're sufficiently
01:26able to mimic human emotion,
01:28at what point does it become alive?
01:31The show, I think, grapples with the
01:34question of, are you a pawn
01:36in some insidious game?
01:39You have forces colliding here that
01:41have far-reaching implications.
01:44What we're tackling is what
01:46really makes us human, and at the
01:48end of the day, who will have
01:50more humanity? The robots, or
01:52human beings.
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