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Deep Learning Death (2021)

Vilmos and his dad work as social media cleaners. During their work they are confronted with the worst of humanity, in picture form. When they try to build an AI to do their work for them the AI gets a taste of death and can't wait to try it out in the real world.
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Vilmos and his dad work as social media cleaners. During their work they are confronted with the worst of humanity, in picture form. When they try to build an AI to do their work for them the AI gets a taste of death and can't wait to try it out in the real world.

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Genre:Science Fiction, Horror
Directed By:Thorsten Fleisch
Written By:Thorsten Fleisch, Guy Parker
In Theaters:1/1/2021
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Runtime:15 minutes
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