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When the moment arrive to present their idea, the team appears skeptical of Paul’s software, NANA—which adapts its personality based on the user’s emotional state and could, theoretically, enhance companionship for the elderly or counsel the mentally distressed. In a crucial turn of events, Toni takes a gamble by revealing a secret feature he added without Paul’s knowledge, showcasing how the app monitored Paul’s preferences and purchasing habits. What was initially a tool for emotional support becomes a vehicle for consumer manipulation, inciting Paul’s wrath.