A fascinating look at the ethics of technology. The questions asked in this play do not seem too far-fetched. In a world of machine learning and AI, the conundrums these four humans face feel so real and authentic. I loved how this play does not give us easy answers. Really want to see this play produced and I'm really interested in the conversations it will spark.

The trouble with optimistic transhumanist futures is they never take inequity into account. In a world in which most people rely on their smartphones and progressively advanced forms of AI/NLP are on the rise, the time to have these conversations is now. This play is an efficient entry point and a compelling theatrical journey that will definitely spark discussions regarding the human realities of an automated future under capitalism. It goes above and beyond to ask questions about the role technology might play in human connection - and whether it is enough to love without reciprocation. Really intriguing work!

How does a family operate in a robotic world? A fascinating look at technology, connection and humanity. Well done.