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The film opens with an introduction to Asimov's three crucial laws of robotics, which dictate a robot's behavior towards humans. This establishes a framework for exploring how machines might one day grapple with ethical dilemmas. The story ignites when a robot’s decision during a drowning incident becomes a pivot point in the narrative. Instead of saving a young girl, the robot chooses to rescue Detective Spooner due to calculated survival chances. This decision unveils Spooner's deep-seated resentment towards robots, highlighting a human emotional response rooted in the conflict between rationality and intuition.