bicentennial man

Miss sees him as an uninteresting simple appliance, common in the homes of her friends. Little Miss thinks he's a bit scary. He has human character that allows him to think independently and experience human feelings and emotions. His mission was to understand the nature of humanity which leads him to look for the freedom to live independently.

Andrew was bought by Martin’s family as a home helper. He was programmed to perform basic tasks but who displays uncharacteristically human emotion curiosity and creativity. "

Through the years, then decades, Andrew achieves a degree of renown for creating and selling his exceptional works, all the time watching as the family he has become so much a part of grows up . Every family had their own robot, but Andrew was a different to other robots. It makes Andrew more aware of how different he is, and in his uniqueness, how alone he is. s age seven Andrew begins to discover what it truly means to be a human being. She, of course, has nothing to fear as the first law of robotics states, "A robot may not injure a human being, or, through inaction cause a human being to come to harm.