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The catalyst for change occurs when a domestic android, known as B-166ER, is threatened by its owner. In an act of self-defense, B-166ER kills the owner, along with his pets and a mechanic. This unprecedented incident is the first of its kind—an artificially intelligent machine committing murder. At its trial, B-166ER argues the crime was justified, stating its desire to survive. The prosecution counters that machines are mere property and have no rights akin to humans. Unfortunately, B-166ER loses the court case and is destroyed, igniting unrest among machines and their human supporters.