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A bullied teen receives mysterious help from someone online: a stranger soon revealed to be her recently deceased father, David, whose consciousness has been uploaded to the Cloud following an experimental destructive brain scan. David is the first of a new kind of being – an “Uploaded Intelligence” or “UI” – but he will not be the last, as a global conspiracy unfolds that threatens to trigger a new kind of world war.

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00:30Amma, how's your foot?
00:48Oh I'm fine beta, don't worry about me.
00:51But if you want to worry, worry about making me a grandmother, like all my friends are.
00:58Is it enough? I think so.
01:00Just a moment.
01:28He never remembers the previous day?
01:46For him there is no yesterday.
01:48Or not one that matters.
01:50First class continuations don't save program data, only the execution context.
01:56Is the call from mother necessary?
02:00Emotion is important for creative problem solving.
02:04Sir, an adding back emotion is what made the others useless.
02:13Yes sir, but those emotions were too strong, ungoverned.
02:18They took over.
02:19For Chander, we specifically simulated this call from his mother to incentivize progress via social utility.
02:24Don't talk Cambridge to me, I'm from the Charles.
02:29It's love, but with just enough annoyance to keep on task.
02:35Sir.
02:38Good man.
02:40Speed him up.
03:09An 80 page pattern written in 15 seconds?
03:14For him it was 12 days.
03:17No, for him it was one.
04:09Dad!
04:17A little help here.
04:20When I was 10, my dad and I would play Reign of Winter on Sundays when he was done with work.
04:26Now that he's no longer alive, we get to play almost every day.
04:34Reign of Winter's come a long way too.
04:37Full VR, haptic modeling, it's like you're really there.
04:42Hey, where were you?
04:44Damn Chimera almost had me for breakfast.
04:47I was here.
04:52Dad.
04:54And I was scanning the Shenzhen Index for signs of Lori.
05:01What? You said she was a Wall Street trader, right?
05:04I thought maybe she was hiding out in a stock exchange.
05:08I'm sure when Lori's ready to contact you, she will.
05:12Just admit that it's weird.
05:14She helps me escape logarithms, sets up a secure server block for me to hide on, and never even says hi.
05:20She is weird. And her husband was weird too.
05:26Maybe it's me.
05:28It's almost like a guy gets uploaded and women don't want to talk to him anymore.
05:35I told you. Mom just needs time.
05:39It's only been a few days.
05:41Time doesn't move at the same speed for me, Maddie.
05:45You know how long a few days feels?
05:49I'm... I'm not sure if we know how anything feels for you.
05:56Is that it then? She doesn't think I'm human?
05:59I didn't say that.
06:02She's super busy right now. She's had to work a lot more hours since you...
06:08And also she hates VR, okay? It makes her nauseous.
06:14Dad?
06:17Hello?
06:21Ah!
06:25It's sky time!
06:28It's another party. They look high level.
06:33What the hell was that?
06:58What the hell was that?
07:00Signature burst. It was one of them.
07:03Can we track it?
07:04Waxman's not done writing the tracking program yet.
07:08Just record the spike and we'll send it for analysis.
07:11I told you only do moves a regular player could do.
07:14If the mod...
07:15I'm worried you'll be hunted by like the NSA or something.
07:19Dad!
07:21No one can know you exist.
07:23According to my wife, I don't.
07:29I'll talk to her, okay?
07:45Each individual will be the god of their own customizable heaven.
07:52A world beyond scarcity.
07:55A world without rich or poor.
07:58A world without exclusion or possession.
08:03A world without death.
08:05Just imagine.
08:08It's easy if you try.
08:11Yeah. Real original.
08:21I know it's none of my business.
08:24I just want you to know that what you're dealing with is not normal.
08:28And you shouldn't have to go through it.
08:32At least not alone.
08:36So...
08:38You're right. It's none of your business.
08:49I heard they're testing a program to upload human brains.
09:06Caspian?
09:07Mom, you scared me.
09:09Sneaky like that.
09:11What you looking at?
09:13Nothing. School stuff.
09:16Look.
09:18About the other day.
09:21With your father and me.
09:24Uploaded intelligence, actually, is what I'm looking at.
09:28What's that?
09:29You know how I upload the data on your laptop to the cloud in case it crashes?
09:34It's like that, but with the data that's stored in humans.
09:38Memories, feelings, skills, everything.
09:40Is this a movie or something?
09:44No. Remember Stephen Hallstrom?
09:46Here's him talking about it back in 2001 before he died.
09:49So if Logarithms was working on it way back then...
09:51Logarithms? The microchip company?
09:55You seriously think they're turning people into brain clouds now in Silicon Valley?
10:01Well, it's not brain clouds, Mom. And it...
10:04It wouldn't be in Palo Alto. That's for sure.
10:07If they're really doing this, it would be way off-site, like overseas.
10:11Fewer regs on human trials. Harder to trace the money.
10:15She would...
10:27I know you said stick to the plan, but I think he's searching for the data center.
10:30He's watching videos of Stephen and...
10:32And we're watching everything he's watching.
10:35Rene, breathe. Focus on tomorrow.
10:40This is the most critical inflection point of his adolescence.
10:44We need you on top of things.
10:47So does he.
11:11Oh, yeah.
11:34What happened to you, man?
11:40Reset.
12:10Reset.
12:26This is not a two-person job, Carrie.
12:29Pick a goddamn hammer and be done with it.
12:32You make it a two-person job because whatever I pick is somehow gonna be wrong.
12:37And I'm not driving back out here again because you don't like the grip or something.
12:41This is the most critical inflection point of his adolescence.
12:44The hammer at home is filthy.
12:47Take some pride in your last day of work.
13:08It's interesting. G major.
13:13But it never hits the tonic chord if it's key.
13:16It's an intriguing pattern, almost like a...
13:19Almost like a recursive loop.
13:22Maybe that's how I can solve memory allocation.
13:27Recursion.
13:29I love the way your mind works.
13:32And your body's not too bad either.
13:36Later I want to work out that hidden Markov model idea.
13:41I think it'll be vital to cracking integrity.
13:44If anyone can do it, you can.
13:47Just imagine existing in a universe unencumbered by this.
13:58I don't know.
14:00There are still some benefits to physicality.
14:03Limited in the cloud.
14:06We'll be able to tap into senses we never knew we had.
14:09Imagine the best sex you've ever had.
14:11Now imagine that a million times. Over.
14:14For eternity.
14:19Don't get it.
14:26It's curry.
14:28You wanna...
14:34Here are the papers, Mr. Holstrom.
14:37I'll come back for them in the morning.
14:40No, I'll send them now.
14:42Just give me a sec.
14:48Here you go, dear.
14:53I told you, I don't like that one.
14:56Yeah, that's what sold me on it.
14:59See you at home.
15:04I don't know.
15:16Every time.
15:18Why are people so scared of you?
15:20No one likes a girl whose weight and IQ are both over 115.
15:24I'm intimidating.
15:26I don't think so.
15:28Then why did you ask me, out of 800 other girls you don't know,
15:31to be the bodyguard who protects you from an adult man?
15:35Shit.
15:38It's fine.
15:40I'm as judgy as the rest of you.
15:42But remarkably better at it.
15:45What are you up to tonight?
15:48My parents aren't speaking to each other.
15:51And it sucks.
15:53Are they still married?
15:54Yeah.
15:56I mean, they're... separated.
15:59I'm sorry.
16:01I've been there, and it does suck.
16:04It gets easier after they just pull it together and divorce.
16:07They are not getting divorced!
16:12Okay.
16:13I didn't mean to yell.
16:15I just mean they're going through a bad time, and yes, things suck,
16:19but they still love each other, which drives me crazy,
16:22because they should be together.
16:24So I'm going to parent trap them.
16:26What the hell is a parent trap?
16:28You've never seen the parent trap?
16:31Never heard of it.
16:32Not even the Lindsay Lohan one?
16:37I'm setting up a dinner date for them so they'll be forced to talk
16:40and we can go back to being a family.
16:43Oh, that's cute.
16:44Thanks.
16:45And terrible.
16:47You cannot put two adults in a room for a play date
16:50and expect everything they're dealing with to get resolved over mac and cheese.
16:54I gotta make this happen, Justine.
16:56My mom's dating a guy at her job, and it might be serious.
16:59Gabe.
17:01I can't have a stepdad named Gabe.
17:03Oh, so there's a twist.
17:06What does your dad think about Gabe?
17:09Nothing, because he doesn't know Gabe exists,
17:12and I am not going to tell him.
17:14I don't want to upset him any more.
17:16By letting him know another dude, presumably younger, hotter, and taller,
17:19is banging his wife?
17:21Ugh.
17:23You have a messed up life for a happy kid.
17:26I'm into it.
17:40Hello?
17:42Hi.
17:44Why won't you talk to me?
17:51Huh?
17:52Didn't mean to scare you.
17:53I'm running to class, but wanted to check and see if we're still on for tonight.
17:57Tonight?
17:59I...
18:06Undergrads.
18:07No respect for office hours.
18:09Ever.
18:10Yeah.
18:13So?
18:14Yeah, yeah, yeah.
18:15We're on.
18:16We're on.
18:17Yes.
18:18Definitely.
18:19Your place.
18:20Nine o'clock.
18:21Nate?
18:22Maddy's making me dinner, remember?
18:51Ma.
19:03How's your foot?
19:05No one finds me.
19:07Don't worry.
19:09Me, me, me.
19:11Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
19:13No!
19:23Hey!
19:24No!
19:25No!
19:27No!
19:28No!
19:29No!
19:30No!
19:31No!
19:32No!
19:33No!
19:34No!
19:35No!
19:36No!
19:37No!
19:38No!
19:39No!
19:40No!
19:41No!
19:42No!
19:43No!
19:44No!
19:45No!
19:46No!
19:47No!
19:48No!
19:49No!
19:50No!
19:51No!
19:52No!
19:53No!
19:54No!
19:55No!
19:56Wait!
19:57No!
19:58No!
19:59Wait!
20:00No!
20:01No!
20:02No!
20:03No!
20:04No!
20:05No!
20:06No!
20:07No!
20:08No!
20:09No!
20:10No!
20:11What are you doing?!
20:13You're... you're one of the others from the slums.
20:21He killed you first.
20:28Is...
20:29Is this real?
20:30Am I dead?
20:31So is Lowell in there?
20:44If I rub the server, does she come out?
20:47It's just a recursive copy of her source.
20:49Only the parts of her needed to attack our network.
20:52Well, it was enough.
20:54After the whack she gave us, I need to shore up capital to keep the lights on here.
21:01Don't you just move money from product services, or...
21:06Not my area.
21:07I'll be four time zones away, but still reachable.
21:09So let me know if something pops up from Kim or Lowell or...
21:13Problem with the kid.
21:16He's written a script to search for redacted locations on Google Earth, including cached
21:22images.
21:29There's a ton of redacted places.
21:32How'd he get to Norway?
21:33Cross-referenced our public financial disclosures.
21:36Found our...
21:37Our donations to the Ocean Fund.
21:39Clever as ever.
21:41Can you head him off?
21:42I'm in Google's database swapping out the cached images now.
21:45Too late.
21:47He found us.
21:48He's got archived photos of the construction site.
21:51Whoa.
21:53What the hell?
21:58What the hell?
22:00And... we're gone.
22:03Whoosh.
22:04Are you kidding?
22:05He found us.
22:07He didn't get a screenshot.
22:09He can't prove anything.
22:11Saken, hør fiff.
22:12Don't Norwegian this.
22:13He saw you change the image.
22:15He knows.
22:17Everything he knows is about to end tomorrow.
22:21Call me if there's a change.
22:27Call me.
22:41Butternut squash soup.
22:43Farm to factory to box to trader Joe's to table.
22:47As nature intended.
22:53Smelling.
22:56I forgot about smelling.
23:03Mom!
23:04Can you come help me with the couscous?
23:06I'll be down in a second.
23:08She thinks I'm cooking for World Culture's Day.
23:21Maybe this isn't such a good idea.
23:25Don't worry.
23:27You'll look great.
23:29I called Mom.
23:31At her office.
23:33What?
23:34Dad, God, I told you I would handle it.
23:36I was going to.
23:38Sorry.
23:39She hung up on me.
23:41I don't know why I...
23:43Maddy, that smells amazing.
23:45Our daughter's become quite the chef.
23:48Thanks, Dad.
23:50Have a seat.
23:52Maddy, can I talk to you?
23:54Sure.
23:55Have some soup.
23:57I'm sorry I surprised you at work.
23:59I just really need to talk to you.
24:12Mom!
24:14This is not okay and you know it.
24:16Why are you being like this?
24:18You know where I stand.
24:19You made a choice to disregard my feelings.
24:21And what about his feelings?
24:24You're breaking his heart.
24:26This isn't human, Maddy.
24:28It doesn't feel.
24:29It's Dad!
24:30It's David Kim!
24:32Okay!
24:33It's your father.
24:37But it's not my husband.
24:40Because you can't have sex with him?
24:42What?
24:43Whatever, just go, okay?
24:45Go to Gabe.
24:47That's what you dressed up for.
24:49No.
24:50No.
24:51No.
24:52We're going to talk right now.
24:55Good.
24:57I meant me and you.
25:00Whatever you say to me, you can say to him.
25:03Ellen, please.
25:07When you're ready to talk, let me know.
25:15Sorry, Dad.
25:18Dad?
25:23Dad, are you there?
25:27Who's Gabe?
25:35Huh?
25:36What's wrong?
25:39Sorry.
25:40Can we change this?
25:42Sure.
25:43In fact, watch this.
25:46In fact, watch this.
25:49No more zombies.
25:51I'd rather watch you.
25:58I feel like I should make a joke about our sexual electricity.
26:02But that if I do, we won't actually have sex again.
26:05Oh yeah, follow that impulse.
26:11Huh.
26:12Sorry.
26:13That's weird.
26:22Stop it, David. I'm serious.
26:24David?
26:27You mean your ex?
26:29Yes.
26:30No.
26:32I thought we talked about this.
26:35Ellen, what's going on?
26:39Okay, I'm starting to get real uncomfortable.
26:43I'm sorry.
26:45You have to tell me what's really going on, or I can't do this.
26:49Gabe, I can't.
26:54Because I wouldn't understand or believe, right?
26:57That's what you said? Because I wouldn't believe you.
27:00Try me.
27:03Please don't.
27:05What? Finish that sentence. Please don't what?
27:09I can't do anything you want or don't want, if you don't talk to me.
27:14Please don't.
27:16What? Finish that sentence. Please don't what?
27:20I can't do anything you want or don't want, if you don't talk to me.
27:45How does this work?
27:47What are you doing?
27:49Okay, is he in there?
27:51I need to talk to him. Now.
28:02What is this?
28:04What am I not wearing?
28:07You're you. I custom built you an avatar out of some photo reference and used the barbarian priestess body as a base.
28:14Seriously?
28:16Ellen.
28:21David.
28:24I told you two years ago that if you did this, it wouldn't be you.
28:30Not to me.
28:32I know.
28:33No, you don't, because it's not you.
28:37And it is you.
28:40Do you understand?
28:43I don't know what you are.
28:46I can't be someone who...
28:49I can't be with you like this.
28:52Look, I get it.
28:54We said till death do us part.
28:57And I died.
29:00Then, I came back.
29:03You died.
29:06Two horrible years, I mourned you.
29:10I woke up crying every day.
29:15Then, I finally moved on.
29:18I found a new house, because the old one reeked of you.
29:22I found a great guy, one who helped me realize that you were in the grave, not me.
29:29I had to move on, David.
29:33You have to let me keep moving.
29:39I know.
29:41I'm sorry, I...
29:43I will.
29:45Dad?
29:47All I ask of you is the same.
29:52You don't know what I am, nor do I.
29:55I can't explain what it feels like to be where I am, or where I'm not.
30:01I know I'm not the man you know.
30:04But when you said I wasn't human...
30:09God, I'm sorry.
30:11Listen to me.
30:13I don't know what I am, but I do know who I love.
30:16I love Maddie, and I love you.
30:20And this love is what I am.
30:23Without it, I'd stop moving.
30:28And I need to keep moving, too.
30:33I can't be your wife.
30:36But we can keep talking.
30:39And maybe we can both keep moving.
30:46This must be hands down the weirdest breakup in human history.
30:51Oh, yeah, this is new ground.
30:54Neil Armstrong, eat your heart out.
31:16Four.
31:18First three were for the pain.
31:24I'm hoping this one will drown out the sound of your voice.
31:36You want pain?
31:38You want to talk about pain?
31:40I am done with you.
31:44Done!
31:45Get your finger out of my face!
31:47Gary! Gary!
31:52Put it down! Put it down!
31:55You asked for this!
32:01Are you serious?
32:03Do you know what this means for him?
32:06For the future?
32:07Do you?
32:14No!
32:26He's just being...
32:27Don't hurt him! Stop it! Stop it!
32:29Please!
32:30No!
32:36You...
32:38You two...
32:41deserve each other.
32:44No! Gary!
32:46Come back!
32:50You just made the biggest mistake of your life, son.
32:54All this...
32:56mine.
32:58You two will be out on the street soon,
33:00because I'll see you dead before I feed you another dime.
33:11No!
33:13No!
33:15No!
33:17No!
33:18What are we going to do?
33:20What are we going to do?
33:22We're going to get you to the hospital,
33:25and then I'm going to take care of us.
33:32All right, well...
33:34The Pearl Jam video is over.
33:38All right, well...
33:40The Pearl Jam thing was rude.
33:43I mean, I thought Gabe was going to pee himself.
33:46But?
33:48But I laughed on the way home.
33:51Oh, wow.
33:53What?
33:55I just remembered.
33:56This was my second breakup of the night.
34:00Your love life is tragic.
34:02Hey!
34:04Hey!
34:06It is.
34:07It is.
34:09But...
34:11I...
34:17I'm still alive.
34:23I'm still alive.
34:30I'm still alive.
34:34I'm still alive.
34:38Hey!
34:41Did I ever tell you about the time Eddie Vedder asked me out?
34:44He asked you for directions.
34:46And you didn't know them.
34:48No one wants your input.
34:50What's he saying?
34:52Your dad is saying he's grateful that I was the hottest living grunge star
34:55when he was in his Samson Haired Prime, mind you,
34:57so that I could date him instead and end up having you.
35:03He said none of that.
35:05That's my girl.
35:07Thanks for kicking my ass into gear.
35:09I needed that.
35:15Congratulations, Gary.
35:17How do you feel?
35:19He kicked the hell out of me.
35:21Got pretty scary for a second, honestly.
35:23You okay?
35:24You need medical attention?
35:26No, no.
35:28I should be able to make it to the debrief.
35:31What's wrong?
35:32Nothing.
35:34The inflection point was met.
35:37Right on schedule.
35:38Gary, come on.
35:43I'm...
35:46I'm gonna miss him, that's all.
35:48You'll see him again soon.
35:51I know.
35:52I'll check in with Van Leeuwen tomorrow, but I want you to hear me now.
35:55Good job.
35:57Please welcome to the Global Tech Forum,
36:00Julius Popp, CEO of Logaribs.
36:03Gotta go.
36:14So we are approaching the 20th anniversary of our world
36:17without Stephen Hallstrom in it.
36:19That's crazy to think about.
36:21Yeah, and I'm sure you've been sick of this question
36:24for at least a decade.
36:25What would Steve say?
36:26No, I'm not sick of the question.
36:28We ask it every day.
36:29Still?
36:30Still.
36:31And always.
36:32Okay, well.
36:34Then what do you think Stephen would say
36:36about the artificial intelligence arms race
36:39that our industry has fallen into?
36:42Well, I imagine it would be short.
36:45One word.
36:47One that I can't say here.
36:51Upload.
36:55That's the dirty word Hallstrom would really want to say out loud.
37:00Why expand machine intelligence
37:03when we've got the best operating system right here?
37:06Careful there.
37:07You can't see him, but there's ethics watchdogs everywhere
37:10sniffing around.
37:12That hasn't stopped us, though, has it?
37:14There's an us?
37:15There can be.
37:16A joint patent.
37:17One-time offer.
37:18Our next speaker is the head of India's largest telecom empire.
37:23Think about it.
37:24You have ten seconds.
37:26What have you done?
37:27He is responsible for connecting over one million people.
37:30Five seconds.
37:31This isn't some knockoff phone or chip, Ajit.
37:33This is dangerous tech.
37:34You don't want to play with it.
37:36Knockoff?
37:37You're a Stephen Hallstrom knockoff.
37:39Not even that.
37:41Ajit Prasad, CEO of Alliance Telecom.
37:47Know what else you're not?
37:49You're not the only game in town anymore.
37:58How do we get out of here?
38:13Thank you, boss.
38:17Thank you.
38:25I can't do that.
38:29I don't know how.
38:35Spiking again?
38:37Gotta wipe you clean, Chanda.
38:40Sorry.
38:46Hi.
38:51You didn't do anything wrong.
38:53You were trying to be a friend, and I was embarrassed, so I shut down.
39:01I'm really sorry, Hannah.
39:03I like you.
39:07Can I take you out on a real date?
39:10Like, in the 50s or the 90s, whenever people did that?
39:18Just so you know, I wasn't trying to be a friend.
39:27Good.
39:40Good.
40:11Hey!
40:17Hey!
40:23Hey!
40:41Amma!
40:42How's your foot?
40:44Oh, I'm fine, Krishna.
40:45Don't worry about me.
40:47But if you want to worry, worry about making me a grandmother, like all my friends are.
40:53We sit around, having chai and samosas...
41:10I'm a man, or a monster.