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AI Amok 

In 2030, AI is everywhere including the medical field, finance and security. Artificial intelligence has become essential in people's lives. They have come to completely trust AI, but artificial intelligence becomes out of control and it causes disaster.
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In 2030, AI is everywhere including the medical field, finance and security. Artificial intelligence has become essential in people's lives. They have come to completely trust AI, but artificial intelligence becomes out of control and it causes disaster.

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Genre:Science Fiction
Directed By:Yū Irie
Written By:Yū Irie
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Box Office:$7,932,191
Runtime:131 minutes
Studio:Warner Bros. Japan, Fukuoka Broadcasting System, Hiroshima Telecasting, Chukyo TV Broadcasting Company, Shizuoka Daiichi Television, Miyagi Television Broadcasting, Sapporo Television Broadcasting Company, CREDEUS, Kodansha, GYAO, core international, Nippon Television Network Corporation, Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation, WOWOW, KDDI, dentsu, jeki

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