Cool Horror Videos: Robots react to the Morgan trailer

By Cody Hamman

Posted 10 years ago

Last Updated on July 31, 2021

This is too bizarre not to share. For some reason, the marketing department behind Luke Scott’s upcoming sci-fi horror movie MORGAN have decided to show the teaser trailer for the film to two of the most advanced robots on the planet, magicLab’s EDI (Electronic Deceptive Intelligence) and the University of Pisa’s FACE (Facial Automation for Conveying Emotions), and shoot a video of the robots reacting to the creepy sights and sounds.

I have to assume that they have put the fate of the human race in jeopardy by giving robots a look at something like that teaser. This is how you get a Skynet type of apocalypse.

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