This is now tied with Specimen for the number one spot, as far as I'm concerned. Spectacular!
QuoteCall was... Odd. Not written like an AI should be, a lot like David 8, in that regard.
Do you not see the irony of a human saying -
of a sci-fi robot - "STOP THAT, YOU'RE SUPPOSED TO ACT LIKE I EXPECT YOU TO!"
Dude... That's, like... the whole point. They
don't necessarily act 'like they should' or in the way their creators intend or expect. You turn on an AI with intelligence comparable to (yet distinct from) a human being, you better be ready for some unexpected results. Call was
sentient. She acts however the hell she wants, because she has human-level intelligence and free will. The idea that androids
have to be written a certain way isn't just dogmatic; it's antithetical to most of science fiction as a genre. I mean, 'androids not behaving the way we think they should' is basically the entire plot of Blade Runner! It's a feature, not a bug.