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Androids Are People, Too

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Androids Are People, Too	comment	As we all know, Clones Are Expendable, Artificial Humans are abominations against nature, and robots are a crapshoot and undeserving of a second thought. It seems as though artificial lifeforms just can't catch a break in the world of fiction, all because they're Not Even Human. After all, What Measure Is a Non-Human? A whole lot, in some cases. In some stories, you might find that Clones Are People, Too, as are Artificial Humans. And those robots were just misunderstood. With the world continuing to shift to being Pro-Artificial Life due to the increasing use of technology in our lives, there's no wonder that this trope is being used more and more in modern works. Take, for example, the evolution of the Terminator series. The first movie showed all A.I. as Killer Robots, while the sequels and spin-offs show that the eponymous Terminators may in fact be people too, at least when not under the control of Skynet. The Sliding Scale of Robot Intelligence is a big factor here. Nobody's going to treat a 1970s digital watch as a person. If Data is at the other end of that scale, obviously there is a line between the two, but where is it and how blurry is it? On the other hand, A.I.s might be based on a radically different technology than simple machines, making the line clearer: Isaac Asimov's positronic brains were not computers in any conventional sense (although Asimov himself disliked the idea of treating androids as people, rather than complex tools... aaand then he wrote "The Bicentennial Man", in which Andrew the robot's status as equal to any human is the whole point). Any series that uses the term "humaniform robots" (or something similar) usually has this trope applying to those specific human-like robots to which that term applies. Ironically, the trope is partially (and perhaps unconsciously) subverted in cases where Ridiculously Human Robots are the protagonists or antagonists: many times, the main difference between the artificial humans and biological humans is some obvious physical artificiality (such as a glowing marker on their head, transparent body parts, barcodes on their bodies, or digitized speech) to communicate that they are "artificial," typically to make an analogy to something like the Jews wearing the Star of David or migrant workers carrying green cards as well as The Law of Conservation of Detail. Very rarely will you see a "robot civil rights" story use non-android robots because it's too difficult to get audiences (and even writers) to take seriously something like a sapient toaster or drone demanding equality. This is related to Clones Are People, Too, and is generally found on the enlightenment side of the Romanticism Versus Enlightenment scale. See the related What Measure Is a Non-Human? and Death Means Humanity. See also/compare the Zombie Advocate. Do Androids Dream? is when this trope is called into question, and Just a Machine is when the answer is declared to be "no." Also, this isn't about the operating system. That is, unless someone's managed to give smartphones and tablets human-level sentience.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_1133352a	comment	The Terminator series played with this trope, as mentioned in the description. Terminator 2: Judgment Day: A deleted scene (that is added back in the extended cut) reveals that Terminators have a "Learn" switch in their heads that is deliberately turned off by Skynet to stop them ever questioning their orders, because Skynet is paranoid about its own robot mooks thinking for themselves. When the heroes turn on "Uncle Bob's" learning function, he grows to understand the value of human life and becomes a Technical Pacifist who in the end performs a Heroic Sacrifice to save humanity and end Skynet for good. The T-1000 from the same film is stated to be a prototype that can learn extremely quickly, but it develops a deliberately cruel personality and seems to on some level enjoy tormenting humans - for example, he allows a security guard to see him disguised as the guard before messily killing him, and he gives a famous Finger Wag to Sarah after she pumps him full of lead. Pops from Terminator Genisys also demonstrates a Papa Wolf personality from being Sarah's guardian for several years. In Terminator: Dark Fate, "Carl" is an aging T-800 who is recruited by Sarah Connor and Grace to help protect Dani Ramos. Carl has spent twenty-two years living among humans and by the time the heroes find him he has married a woman, adopted a child, started up a business and gained the ability to feel emotions like a human. He even develops a (very dry) sense of humor. Part of Carl's motivation for helping out is because he feels guilt for terminating John Connor three years after the events of Judgment Day.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_117edb52	comment	In Robopon, Robopon are treated as living creatures, which is why Cody's grandpa is adamant he not use them for evil.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_1365725c	comment	"Risk": Black is convinced that Dr Calvin believes the preserving robot "lives" is more important than preserving human lives. In reality, she did it because she knows he hates robots and her, and was hoping that his hatred would overcome his fear, making him better at analyzing the situation than a robot could. She explains this to him at the end of the story, a rare case of her demonstrating that robots are inferior to humans in some respect.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_1377df	comment	Terminator 2: Judgment Day: A deleted scene (that is added back in the extended cut) reveals that Terminators have a "Learn" switch in their heads that is deliberately turned off by Skynet to stop them ever questioning their orders, because Skynet is paranoid about its own robot mooks thinking for themselves. When the heroes turn on "Uncle Bob's" learning function, he grows to understand the value of human life and becomes a Technical Pacifist who in the end performs a Heroic Sacrifice to save humanity and end Skynet for good. The T-1000 from the same film is stated to be a prototype that can learn extremely quickly, but it develops a deliberately cruel personality and seems to on some level enjoy tormenting humans - for example, he allows a security guard to see him disguised as the guard before messily killing him, and he gives a famous Finger Wag to Sarah after she pumps him full of lead.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_13d84dd9	comment	In Astro Boy, most humans and robots live as equals.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_1852cbb9	comment	In Starbound, nobody questions that the Glitch are fully independent people, despite being machines. It helps that they were never made by humans or any other contemporary species, and has no reason to feel subservient to anyone else as a result. Also, due to their programming and construction, they believe themselves to be just as alive as any organic being (and, depending on how you look at it, they are).
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Androids Are People, Too / int_1ad1e0d2	comment	The end of the Imperial Radch trilogy ends with protagonist Breq (who is a fragment of a starship AI in the brain-wiped body of a Cyborg) making the argument to the Presger that emancipated AIs, being a distinct form of life from the humans that made them and wishing to self-determine, qualify as being "Significant" to the Presgernote the Presger run on Blue-and-Orange Morality: Lifeforms, to them, can either be "Significant", in which case the Presger will not harm them and deny any other "Significant" lifeform the right to harm them, or "Insiginificant", in which case there are no limits on what can be done to — or by — them. While the status of the AIs are left undetermined by the end of the book, the Presger ambassador claims the AIs could possibly qualify, and the concept that they could be given Significant status means they are no longer a valid target for aggression by the Raadch, or any other human institution.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_1e90e11d	comment	Exploration of this trope is pretty much the point of the Marvel characters The Vision and Machine Man. Good guys treat them like people, while bigots treat them like they're Just a Machine. In fairness, they are mistrusted for other reasons too: Vision was built by a villain to use as a minion, but he revolted. Aaron Stack the Machine Man was the last of a line of experimental robots, all the others of whom went homicidally insane; Aaron turned out okay because one scientist decided to raise him as a son. See also Jocasta, the other Vision, the other Machine Man, and Danger. Ironically, Jim Hammond, the Golden Age Human Torch, rarely seemed to encounter such prejudices once his career hit its stride. It doubtless helped that he was a biological android who looked and acted completely human. A lot of people he encountered probably didn't even realize he was an android.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_23a1b10e	comment	Robotboy is an atypical robot; a prototype for a transforming weapon. Yet under the watchful eye of young Tommy Turnbull, Robotboy is curious about the human condition, even as he speaks in stilted robot-speak.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_2751c9e1	comment	"Segregationist": Despite the recent laws being passed that make Metallos (robots) citizens with rights equal to that of humans, prejudice remains. The titular character dislikes the mixing of the species, believing that humans should stay human and Metallos should stay Metallo. He calls the process mongrelization. The med-eng calls it out as "segregationist talk", which the (robot) surgeon is fine with.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_27a2980d	comment	In Extant John firmly believes this, and even has a robot son named Ethan, hoping to prove it beyond all doubt. People who dispute it anger him.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_2819aebd	comment	In the Mega Man (Classic) saga, the robots are mostly workers, but apparently treated with enough respect to not make them uprise in rebellion (with the exception of the ninth game). In the Mega Man X series, the reploids are mostly treated as humans, however, the humans can sometimes quite hastily tag some reploid as a maverick (probably as a result of the events of the Repliforce Rebellion). By the time of the Mega Man Zero series, except for the Neo Arcadia Army, The 8 Gentle Judges, The guardians and Copy-X himself, the reploids are treated as second class citizens (however, it's probable that during the rule of the original X they were both treated as equals, seeing that as that was one of X's original desires) By the Mega Man ZX series onwards, humans and reploids are so mixed up there are barely any distinctions... ...but by the time of the Mega Man Legends series, the carbons (Artificial Humans), are strictly controlled by the robots. At the same time, the last "pure" human is treated as a king, but since he died some time ago, and many ruins are now on minimal operational levels, the carbons are the dominant race, going underground from time to time to dig and steal- ehrrmmm, obtain treasures from the ruins.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_2941beb9	comment	In Alien Hunters, Giga is a Japanese android connected to the Dragon Huntress starship. Despite being a machine, she's fully sentient, can feel emotions like love and happiness, and has the ability to shed tears. All of the Alien Hunters treat her the way they would any other sapient person.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_2a8943c0	comment	Miraculous Ladybug, the robot Markov's existential crisis forms the emotional core of the episode Robostus, and him getting Akumatized into the titular supervillain proves that he does have emotions real enough for Hawk Moth to lock on to.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_2ef7cb74	comment	All artificial humanoid constructs are treated as humans by default in the Lyrical Nanoha universe, including cyborgs, clones with constructed personalities, living magical programs running off another mage's mana, and full androids whose creator accidentally gave human-level personalities. Even the Intelligent Devices are treated as people, as characters always refer to them as their partners rather than weapons.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_30065ab	comment	In Cuphead, the Junkyard Jive level has you fight Dr. Kahl's Robot (along with the Doctor himself). The Soul Contract you get afterwards specifies that it belongs to the Robot, so this robot has a soul, is capable of signing contracts, and might have a gambling problem.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_30d9627b	comment	From The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (1978), the Marketing Division of the Sirius Cybernetics Corporation (who defined a robot as "Your plastic pal who's fun to be with") developed robots with Genuine People Personalities. Marvin the Paranoid Android was a prototype, for which he holds a massive grudge. The Encyclopaedia Galactica was first very basic about defining a robot, but an edition that fell through a time warp from a thousand years henceforth handwaves the Guide's dismissal of the Sirius Cybernetics Marketing Division ("A bunch of mindless jerks who were the first against the wall when the Revolution came").
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Androids Are People, Too / int_31677f1c	comment	He-Man and the Masters of the Universe (1983): In "Origin of the Sorceress", Man-at-Arms constructs a sentient robot horse named Stridor. When Stridor seemingly sacrifices himself saving the day, He-Man becomes extremely upset, and after defeating the villain, he carries Stridor all the way home to get him repaired. Later, when they learn all Stridor wants is to be free, they comment that any being who would desire that is alive, and grant his wish.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_31a48eed	comment	The Outer Limits (1995): This argument is made in "The Hunt", "In Our Own Image", "Glitch" and "Mona Lisa".
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Androids Are People, Too / int_337631b6	comment	In PokÃ©mon Live!, MechaMew2 is treated like an actual Pokemon by the cast even though it's mechanical.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_359b115d	comment	Kamen Rider Zero-One: Aruto is one of the strongest advocates for respecting and cooperating with Humagears, believing them to be humanity's dream for a peaceful future. It also helps that he was raised by a Humagear made in the image of his late father.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_35ada324	comment	The Alien series flip-flopped on this as well, similar to Terminator. In the first movie, the secondary villain is a sinister android. In the next movie, the artificial human is a genuine ally and actually lampshades the previous model's failures. The fourth film features an android who'd been passing as human for years and is referred to as being more humane than actual humans, but society has decided to ban androids; said android is the Last of Her Kind.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_35e05f2a	comment	RWBY: Penny, for all her oddball nature, is portrayed as a conscious person rather than a machine. She is fully capable of having her own desires and making choices based on them. When Ruby finds out about Penny's nature, she assures her that she is just as real as anybody else. When Pyrrha accidentally destroys Penny (under Emerald's illusion semblance), the scene is played as being dramatic and heartwrenching, and Pyrrha is as horrified by her actions as if she had killed a human. Both Ironwood and Lionheart refer to Penny as a "girl" afterwards, indicating that they at least recognize her as an actual person. The only characters to ever describe Penny as less than a full-fledged person are Penny herself and Cinder, who is hardly the most empathetic of people. The climax of Volume 7 reveals that she is a real enough girl to be an eligible recipient of the Winter Maiden's powers.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_36807c5d	comment	There is an in-universe example - the soap "Androids" (a parody of Neighbours) that Kryten used to watch, with the tag line "Androids have feelings too".
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Androids Are People, Too / int_3729373e	comment	Detroit: Become Human: Pretty much the main premise of every narrative in the game, as the Androids are just evolving sentience and the Humans still treat them like slaves. How it goes from there... well, that's up to you.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_383c39a5	comment	In With This Ring, while Firebrand and Red Tornado's friends and colleagues at the Justice League treat them like people, the U.S. government deemed them machines in a Supreme Court ruling and are not technically U.S. citizens.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_3ac36a5c	comment	The approach to this trope is one of the biggest differences between the comic and animated versions of Transformers: Generation 1. In the animated series, it's immediately clear to all human eye witnesses that one faction of the alien robots is trying to defend them from the other faction, so the Autobots become well-respected allies almost right away. In the comic series (since Marvel Comics would scarcely be Marvel Comics without Fantastic Racism), the distinction between the two sides is much less clear to the humans, so all Transformers are treated with hostility. note The continual inability of the Autobots to communicate this fact to Earth's governments, and the inability of Earth's governments to recognize something that should have been fairly obvious, tended to make for a lot of Idiot Balls getting tossed back and forth.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_3aeb1c75	comment	Dragon Ball explores the trope with Dr. Gero's androids, although only some of them are actually androids; Androids 17 and 18 are actually cyborgs, but the dub chose to call them Androids to fit in with the others. The entirely mechanical Androids are Hacchan/Eighter (from the original Dragon Ball), 13, 14, and 15 (from the Non-Serial Movie Super Android 13!), 16, and 19 (Cell Saga). The three movie androids and 19 are on the 'not people' end of the scale, as they have little personality and only attempt to complete their mission. Eighter and 16, on the other hand, have much more fleshed-out characters and a distaste for violence, and are treated as people to the extent that 16's Heroic Sacrifice triggers Gohan's Super Saiyan 2 transformation. On the technically-Cyborg side, Androids 17 and 18 are talked up as evil, but when they actually enter the plot they turn out to be fairly normal, if delinquent, teenagers. They eventually join the side of good and stay firmly there for the rest of the series, with Android 18 eventually marrying Krillin. Dr. Gero as Android 20 is definitely evil, but he along with the future Android 17 and 18 (who really are evil, unlike their present timeline counterparts) are always treated as being evil people. There's also an element of What Measure Is a Non-Human?, as 17 and 18 were originally humans who were kidnapped and modified by Dr. Gero.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_3fbd173e	comment	Freefall has Ridiculously Human Robots and an Uplifted Animal heroine. Robots elsewhere than on Jean are simply machines with no sense of self, and are treated as such, and most of the 'villains' of the story persist in treating Jean's robots the same way. Anyone who's actually TALKED to a robot, however, has realized that they're self-aware and thoroughly human, thus creating the central conflict. What Ecosystems Unlimited sees as a 'bug-fix', Florence sees as a mass lobotomy aimed on a sophisticated race...
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Androids Are People, Too / int_410978c2	comment	In the second Interspecies Reviewers spin-off novel, the reviewers are tasked with tracking down a sex golem that was stolen from The Sex Marionette workshop. Upon finding her, it's revealed that she was infused with an illegally crafted soul by a Mad Magician and simply left out of fear that she would be dissassembled. Once taken to the authorities, it's determined that her creator was the only one at fault and she is granted full rights as a person.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_468bebb0	comment	The Discworld novel Feet of Clay has a theme of Golems Are People Too, which is explored further in Going Postal.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_4d6ad22f	comment	In Virtue's Last Reward, The Reveal that Luna is a Ridiculously Human Robot implicitly argues for this, she being a compassionate, emotional being. The only reason she doesn't try to free everyone from the Deadly Game is because her (human) creators ordered her not to.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_50a97b8c	comment	"Light Verse": Lardner steadfastly refuses to have her robots repaired/replaced, insisting that they are people and should be treated with the same respect/dignity as anyone else would be.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_559e9fc	comment	Westworld: This seems to be a theme of the series, as the androids are becoming self-aware and sentient. It's portrayed as wrong that people come to simulate killing, raping and torturing them for fun even when they aren't, indicating humans who do this possess violent impulses toward others they can get out legally this way.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_5c897f4a	comment	Schlock Mercenary works like this, presumably due to having had fully-sentient AI's for centuries. Ennesby, their resident sarcastic AI, is mostly treated as an equal of any other crew-member, and at one point he circumvented a bureaucratic attempt to stop them by suggesting that they might be discriminating against AI's - thus strongly indicating that there exists specific legislation forbidding such discrimination. Other incidents include the apparent death of Petey, the AI of their old warship, which was grieved by the characters just as much as the death of any crew member. Nearly all AI have limits though. Ennesby and later Petey are rare, unfettered A.I.s with no limitations at all. Incorrect. Petey was "fettered" in that he had a loyalty switch to the O'benn race. It is uncertain if AI's from other races have this as well, but given the formation and refusal to disband of the Fleetmind this is unlikely. Also, while the comic does treat them like people, that does not mean it treats them well. In a universe where death is cheap (like a few hours regrowing a body cheap) and where the fourth wall is broken regularly, AI's have been everything from soldiers to spaceships to ablative plating to the closest thing to a god there is, don't expect a respect for people's right to continue to exist, especially when the person is between a mercenary and his money. (AI are arguably treated better than humans; there have been no A.I.s who appear to delight in torture or act obviously evil, and most AI appear more moral and more sophisticated than many of the humans they work with.)
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Androids Are People, Too / int_5d354f8	comment	In Red Dwarf, Holly and Kryten are treated as full crew members, and their lives carry as much dramatic weight as a human's. In a series where the protagonists are two organic, two machine and one sorta on the fence, Artificial And alive is kind of required. There is an in-universe example - the soap "Androids" (a parody of Neighbours) that Kryten used to watch, with the tag line "Androids have feelings too".
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Androids Are People, Too / int_5db09e9f	comment	"Point of View": Roger humanizes Multivac by describing it as another kid, and as anyone knows, a kid's got to play, too.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_5e8dbd6a	comment	In The Turing Option, The MI (Machine Intelligence) is treated as this. It's called MI and not AI because of this: "There is nothing artificial about my intelligence". Oddly, at the end the creator is less than a person, and he knows it too.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_5efbf032	comment	The Asterisk War: AI research has advanced to the point where robots can develop human personalities and emotions. Camila Pareto from Arlequint is trying to get robots to be recognized as actual citizens and not just machinery.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_679edf73	comment	Pops from Terminator Genisys also demonstrates a Papa Wolf personality from being Sarah's guardian for several years.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_67d5f618	comment	"The Bicentennial Man": Andrew Martin is the titular character, and was manufactured to be a household robot. As the story progresses, he becomes more and more humanlike, both emotionally and physically. He is recognized for his long "life" as the Sesquicentennial Robot, but this is not sufficient for Andrew and he continues to develop technology that renders him physically indistinguishable from a human. Just before his death, the World Legislature recognizes him as a Bicentennial Man. Both adaptations expand on this character arc.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_6ae08e9d	comment	The Last Human In A Crowded Galaxy: This is Sarya's attitude towards the drones, which she desperately tries to get others to realize. At least one other robot also believes this, though it's still happy to die once it's outlived its usefulness.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_6bbde1c8	comment	The story of Overwatch exists following the proliferation of Omnics (a race of highly intelligent robots created by the now-defunct Omnica Corporation), the disastrous Omnic Crisis where they abruptly went rogue across the world, and decades of attempts at peacekeeping and building bridges with man and omnic. Presently, this path is still fraught; both groups have their fair shares of those who wish to coexist peacefully, but prejudice also remains on both sides, with humans who see omnics as second-class at best, living weapons that must be destroyed at worst, and omnics who see humans as fundamentally incapable of accepting them and must be taken down a notch. Overall though, the tone of Overwatch is broadly idealistic and unquestionably treats omnics as equally "human", with the struggle to find peace in this dynamic remaining a core conflict.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_6c1d09b3	comment	In Fallout 3, "The Replicated Man" sidequest involves tracking down a runaway android who has created a new identity for himself in Rivet City. You can side with a scientist from the Commonwealth of former Massachusetts out to reclaim his "property," or tell the memory-wiped android the truth about his past and agree to keep his secret.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_6c1d09b4	comment	Fallout 4, set ten years later in the Commonwealth proper, elaborates on this situation. "Synths" were created by the Institute as the ultimate workers based on the human form, and while the original line were mere Skelebots, the current generation are indistinguishable from humans by any means short of a full dissection. The Institute considers Synths no different from any Zeerust robot in the setting, and if any disobey their creators and try to escape, well, obviously their programming was faulty. As such, they've set up a Synth Retention Bureau dedicated to tracking down, retrieving, and resetting wayward Synths, as well as monitoring the rest for any signs of rebellion. To most people in the Commonwealth, the Institute is the bogeyman and the Synths are its minions, which either attack any place suspected of holding advanced technology, or more frighteningly, Kill and Replace citizens and infiltrate settlements. The paranoia and Fantastic Racism has reached the point that friends and family members are killing each other over suspicions that they've been replaced by Synths, and lynch mobs have attacked people suspected of being Synths in disguise. The Railroad, on the other hand, is an underground network of sympathetic citizens dedicated to helping Synths escape from the Institute and start new lives for themselves, often with the help of cosmetic surgery and memory wipes. But the group has their own internal debate over how far they should go - everyone wants to help the human-looking Gen 3 Synths, but some like Glory (a Gen 3 herself) also want to liberate the more machine-like earlier models, and Deacon worries where to draw the line before they're trying to rescue Protectron units and sentry turrets. The Brotherhood of Steel considers Synths to be abominations, another sign of science advancing beyond the bounds of reason, and an existential threat to mankind greater than that of the atom bomb. As such, they've vowed to destroy the Institute, its Synths, and anyone who harbors them.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_6f76d71a	comment	The Sims: Robots are a common theme. Through they're servants, they are treated like a normal. In the second game expansion ''Open for Business", they can run their own stores and their own skill levels. In the third game, there were two types, Simbots and Plumbots note the former in Amibtions and the latter in Into the Future, and yes, they can have traits.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_72e90d70	comment	Don't Look Deeper: Aisha and her loved ones strongly advocate her personhood, against the company who made her technology which sees her as Just a Machine they want shut down.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_73d7930f	comment	Data is unique and is treated as human by nearly everyone, but holograms are ubiquitous in the Federation and are treated as nonsentient, disposable toys, despite the existence of obvious exceptions like Vic Fontaine and the Doctor. This raises uncomfortable questions that are never satisfactorily addressed. In some novels, it's stated the Doctor and other holograms are declared people by the Federation Supreme Court, free to leave service in Starfleet or elsewhere if they wish.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_764a7e60	comment	The titular protagonist of I Am Frankie. She's an android, living a normal teenage high school girl's life, with friends, a crush, and teen drama. The unique problems inherent in being artificial—keeping people from finding out she isn't human, being hunted by an evil organization, and her own creator barely understanding how to handle having a teenage daughter—drive much of the conflict.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_76686539	comment	In the first game, all geth you encounter are hostile mooks who worship Sovereign as a god, but in Mass Effect 2, you learn that the geth are divided: only a few (about five percent) are "heretics" that sought to eradicate organic life. The majority bear no ill will toward the quarians and are taking care of Rannoch in the hopes that they will return and they can live peacefully together. Joker becomes emotionally attached to EDI, the ship's AI, over the course of the game. She eventually comes to appreciate him and returns his feelings. Shepard rebukes those who treat EDI as Just a Machine, such as the Illusive Man and, rather surprisingly, Dr. Chakwas. The latter admits that while she likes EDI and considers her a friend, she doesn't consider her a person in the same way as an organic. The geth platform whose programs accept the designation "Legion" has its own personality: it used a piece of Shepard's old armor to patch a hole in its structure but cannot articulate the reason why it chose to use that instead of something else. Should it die during the suicide mission, Shepard will mourn just as much as for any other crew member.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_7668653b	comment	In Mass Effect 3, Shepard can repeatedly call out the quarians for their treatment of the geth, especially when it's stated that during the geth uprising, they also gunned down anyone who defended the geth. For the most part, a Paragon Shepard actually seems more sympathetic to the geth than the quarians. And, irrespective of the geth's testimony being true or not, treating it as such is vital to secure peace.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_782a1f0	comment	In the Phantasy Star Online games, androids are generally considered their own species equal to others. However, at least in the first game's universe this was not always the case- in one mission you meet Shino, an old model of android who still acts as a servant rather than an independent being. Also, between episodes II and III there was an incident involving a mass murder of androids that resulted in a push for greater civil rights, after which androids were renamed to "humanoids".
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Androids Are People, Too / int_7988cb68	comment	In the backstory to Mass Effect, the quarians created the geth as a labor force able to network their processors to increase computing power. Eventually, enough geth got together and started asking existential questions ("Does this unit have a soul?"). The quarians, expecting their robot slaves to rebel violently without even giving them a chance to explain, preemptively tried to shut them down. The geth resisted, forcing the quarians to retreat from Rannoch in an enormous Migrant Fleet that has wandered Citadel space for three hundred years. In the first game, all geth you encounter are hostile mooks who worship Sovereign as a god, but in Mass Effect 2, you learn that the geth are divided: only a few (about five percent) are "heretics" that sought to eradicate organic life. The majority bear no ill will toward the quarians and are taking care of Rannoch in the hopes that they will return and they can live peacefully together. Joker becomes emotionally attached to EDI, the ship's AI, over the course of the game. She eventually comes to appreciate him and returns his feelings. Shepard rebukes those who treat EDI as Just a Machine, such as the Illusive Man and, rather surprisingly, Dr. Chakwas. The latter admits that while she likes EDI and considers her a friend, she doesn't consider her a person in the same way as an organic. The geth platform whose programs accept the designation "Legion" has its own personality: it used a piece of Shepard's old armor to patch a hole in its structure but cannot articulate the reason why it chose to use that instead of something else. Should it die during the suicide mission, Shepard will mourn just as much as for any other crew member. In Mass Effect 3, Shepard can repeatedly call out the quarians for their treatment of the geth, especially when it's stated that during the geth uprising, they also gunned down anyone who defended the geth. For the most part, a Paragon Shepard actually seems more sympathetic to the geth than the quarians. And, irrespective of the geth's testimony being true or not, treating it as such is vital to secure peace.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_7ac0e0b0	comment	In I Was a Teenage Exocolonist: Sol learns while doing robot repairs that Congruence is such an advanced A.I. that she's compassionate like humans and cares deeply about Professor Hal. Some of the robots that Sol repairs break out of their original programming to become their own selves, one of which becomes Sol's pet if they succeed in repairing it.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_7dad3a85	comment	Total Recall 2070: Detective Farve is an Alpha-Class android who is treated as human by his colleagues in the CPB, whereas Beta-Class androids are treated as machines since they lack true sapience. The question of exactly how human Farve is and who created him is one of the main mysteries of the show.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_7f5bc680	comment	Fallout: In Fallout 3, "The Replicated Man" sidequest involves tracking down a runaway android who has created a new identity for himself in Rivet City. You can side with a scientist from the Commonwealth of former Massachusetts out to reclaim his "property," or tell the memory-wiped android the truth about his past and agree to keep his secret. Fallout 4, set ten years later in the Commonwealth proper, elaborates on this situation. "Synths" were created by the Institute as the ultimate workers based on the human form, and while the original line were mere Skelebots, the current generation are indistinguishable from humans by any means short of a full dissection. The Institute considers Synths no different from any Zeerust robot in the setting, and if any disobey their creators and try to escape, well, obviously their programming was faulty. As such, they've set up a Synth Retention Bureau dedicated to tracking down, retrieving, and resetting wayward Synths, as well as monitoring the rest for any signs of rebellion. To most people in the Commonwealth, the Institute is the bogeyman and the Synths are its minions, which either attack any place suspected of holding advanced technology, or more frighteningly, Kill and Replace citizens and infiltrate settlements. The paranoia and Fantastic Racism has reached the point that friends and family members are killing each other over suspicions that they've been replaced by Synths, and lynch mobs have attacked people suspected of being Synths in disguise. The Railroad, on the other hand, is an underground network of sympathetic citizens dedicated to helping Synths escape from the Institute and start new lives for themselves, often with the help of cosmetic surgery and memory wipes. But the group has their own internal debate over how far they should go - everyone wants to help the human-looking Gen 3 Synths, but some like Glory (a Gen 3 herself) also want to liberate the more machine-like earlier models, and Deacon worries where to draw the line before they're trying to rescue Protectron units and sentry turrets. The Brotherhood of Steel considers Synths to be abominations, another sign of science advancing beyond the bounds of reason, and an existential threat to mankind greater than that of the atom bomb. As such, they've vowed to destroy the Institute, its Synths, and anyone who harbors them.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_81692f99	comment	Star Trek: Data of Star Trek: The Next Generation is treated as a full crew-member except by season 2's Doctor Pulaski, but even she changed her mind, and she was a Doctor Jerk to begin with. The episode "The Measure of a Man" was dedicated to exploring this: Commander Bruce Maddox wants to reverse-engineer Data, but Data refuses to submit, believing that Maddox won't be able to put him back together properly. He even goes so far as to tender his resignation from Starfleet to keep Maddox from opening him up. Commander Riker is ordered to serve as advocate for the prosecution when Maddox gets the judge advocate general involved, making the argument that Data is not a person, but Starfleet property, so he cannot resign nor refuse the procedure. Picard defends Data with the argument that while Data is a machine, he's also a person with aspirations, goals, and purpose. He fulfills two of the three criteria for sentience (intelligence and self-awareness) and the last one (consciousness) is not measurable by outsiders, so to refuse Data the rights of a person would make The Federation potentially guilty of creating a slave race if they mass produce his kind. The Doctor in Star Trek: Voyager kind of swings back and forth. Some episodes he's treated as a person and a fellow crew-member, allowed to pursue his interests and grow, even expanding his role as an emergency back up to the bridge crew. Other times Janeway (who is a case of Depending on the Author) would like to remind him he's a machine when the situation comes out. There is also an episode where he goes to court over his status as a person and as an author. In a subversion, he's denied being a person but is considered an author. Sadly, the judgment of "Measure of a Man" is not referenced in that episode. Data is unique and is treated as human by nearly everyone, but holograms are ubiquitous in the Federation and are treated as nonsentient, disposable toys, despite the existence of obvious exceptions like Vic Fontaine and the Doctor. This raises uncomfortable questions that are never satisfactorily addressed. In some novels, it's stated the Doctor and other holograms are declared people by the Federation Supreme Court, free to leave service in Starfleet or elsewhere if they wish.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_8203cde7	comment	One of the main themes of EDENS ZERO is that every being has a heart, whether they're human, machine, or some other artificial entity, showing that they are capable of feeling emotions and forging friendships as anyone else. While the main characters whole-heartedly embrace this—Shiki because he was Raised by Robots, and Rebecca because her Non-Human Sidekick was rebuilt as an android—this is not a universally held sentiment, with a good sum of villains committing horrid acts against androids akin to genocide without remorse.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_85b79d17	comment	Black Mirror: While the anthology series primarily focuses on cautionary tales about technology, "USS Callister" strongly presents the argument that artificial intelligences that can pass the Turing test must be treated with the same rights and dignities that we would afford to a human. In a couple of other episodes, the treatment given to "cookies" (software-only copies of a human's consciousness) is largely accepted in-universe but shown to be horrifical torture. Arguably, even worse than on humans, since cookies can last potentially forever.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_87db5e83	comment	In Terminator: Dark Fate, "Carl" is an aging T-800 who is recruited by Sarah Connor and Grace to help protect Dani Ramos. Carl has spent twenty-two years living among humans and by the time the heroes find him he has married a woman, adopted a child, started up a business and gained the ability to feel emotions like a human. He even develops a (very dry) sense of humor. Part of Carl's motivation for helping out is because he feels guilt for terminating John Connor three years after the events of Judgment Day.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_897271d7	comment	In Alien in a Small Town, the law granting legal rights to sentient robots (some of whom had been literally toys) is called the Velveteen Act.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_8d445a78	comment	In Marionettes, the Mane Six debate this trope about the fact the Trixie they just rescued from the Stallions in Black is actually an android and are divided on the subject, but ultimately decide that she's no different than anypony else who needs their help, and even if she isn't the Trixie they know, she still thinks she is after a What the Hell, Hero? from Fluttershy. Twilight Sparkle later says that by Equestrian law, constructs that display sapience are to be treated just like anypony else. The Stallions' treatment of the Marionettes is seen as horrible, and ultimately one of the reasons the heroes resolve to destroy the organization.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_8ebbdc6b	comment	The Green-Eyed Sniper has Assistant, a kind sentient robot who always tries to do the right thing. Her creator, Sekhmet, constantly abuses her. After all, Assistant is a war machine built for Sekhmet's protection!
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Androids Are People, Too / int_8f65d73	comment	In Mass Effect: End of Days, humans and Vision live in harmony. Vision govern the Alliance alongside the humans. They both are considered under the 'humanity' banner.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_9068877a	comment	Implied in Red vs. Blue, in which the Chairman of the committee investigating Project Freelancer assures its Director that he'll be the namesake of new laws governing the treatment of Artificial Intelligences, meant to prevent such abuses from happening again. The Director's defense is that the AI he was subjecting to psychological torture was based on his own mind, and "while the law has many penalties for the atrocities we inflict on others, there are no punishments for the terrors that we inflict on ourselves".
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Androids Are People, Too / int_9121bd10	comment	Extinction (2018): One of the people seen debating on TV in a flashback strongly takes this view, and the film definitely agrees. They are so much people that you can't even tell the difference between them.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_93bde2ef	comment	Avenger of Steel sees a 'holograms are people too' variation, as Clark prompts an interesting debate between Tony and Bruce about whether an artificial intelligence programmed with the personality of a specific person (Clark referring to the holographic interface of Jor-El that was sent to Earth with him) should be considered that person or not.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_9f89a5f0	comment	PokÃ©mon: While many of them seem to be robotic, several PokÃ©mon, such as Porygon and Magneton, are distinctly stated to be robotic or otherwise artificial. Despite this, they treated no differently from other PokÃ©mon, and treating PokÃ©mon with kindness and love is one of the franchise's strongest themes. Even the artificial and robotic ones are able to produce eggs, sometimes with vastly different species. Ultra Beasts, while look like otherworldly and some of them look quite mechanical, are also treated this way, since none of them turned out to be malicious.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_a15c03fd	comment	In Starfinder android slavery was made illegal roughly 150 years ago, because they are demonstrably advanced enough to receive souls. The same theoretically applies to an "SRO" (Sentient Robotic Organisms), but since they're less Ridiculously Human Robots, this often gets overlooked.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_a599305d	comment	By the time of the Mega Man Zero series, except for the Neo Arcadia Army, The 8 Gentle Judges, The guardians and Copy-X himself, the reploids are treated as second class citizens (however, it's probable that during the rule of the original X they were both treated as equals, seeing that as that was one of X's original desires)
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Androids Are People, Too / int_a7bb2a13	comment	By the Mega Man ZX series onwards, humans and reploids are so mixed up there are barely any distinctions...
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Androids Are People, Too / int_aa855418	comment	Almost Human: Due to the crime rate, police officers are partnered with an android, which are (almost, but not quite) treated the same way as the human officers. Paul orders his android partner to get him coffee, which is at least a little demeaning; most of the characters' only concern when the main character Kennex shoots or otherwise damages a robot is more along the lines of "Thanks for causing an inconvenience" (Maldonado even says "Do you have any idea how much these things cost?"); Kennex himself is specifically anti-robot for the most part; deactivating illegal sexbots early on was a non-issue; taking away the memories of "crazy" DRNs is perfectly acceptable, even when the memories in question have nothing to do with sensitive police files; and there will probably be more examples as the show progresses. For the most part it seems like Dorian (Kennex's android partner) is trying to convince other people, especially Kennex, that Androids Are People too. The regular androids aren't as self-aware as humans and aren't actually treated as "people". The DRNs are actually an earlier model that worked too well: capable of near-genuine or genuine self-awareness, but this meant that they'd crack under the pressure just like a human put in the same circumstances (if a human police officer saw a little girl get shot dead, he'd have a mental breakdown too — the bureaucrats decided it was simply because the line was defective and "crazy" to begin with, so they shelved the whole line).
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Androids Are People, Too / int_ac4b6a62	comment	In Questionable Content, AnthroPCs are treated as if they are people most of the time, especially since in the QC universe, the Singularity has recently happened. It's unclear then why Pintsize hasn't been arrested yet, the filthy little boob terrorist.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_af2978e6	comment	In Signs of the Sojourner, Airat fights for robot worker's rights, believing that they're citizens, too, since they help in agriculture like real people. He knows the Three Laws of Robotics and is standing up against Rilker Farms' exploitation of them. After Tosende Canals gets flooded, Maya, a robot farmer, reprograms herself to protest against the Rilkers' mistreatment of their employees and lead her fellow workers in supporting unionization.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_b295cab3	comment	Aeon 14 has two types of AI, sentient (which have actual emotions and grow and change based on their experiences like humans) and non-sentient (rules-based and only simulate sapience, albeit quite well). Sentient AI won Inhumanable Alien Rights in the treaty that ended the Sentience Wars thousands of years before the main series, and in the time of the Sol Space Federation they are treated as people and have their own parallel legal system to deal with AI that go rogue. Following Apocalypse How in the 4,000 objective years that the Intrepid is trapped in a dark matter stream, this has backslid, and the AI Sabrina spends much of her time liberating sentient AI of the 90th century from slavery at the hands of organics, mostly by telling them they're people and educating them on human/AI history.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_b3708359	comment	Solo: L3-37 strongly believes this, urging fellow droids to stand up for themselves and resist their programming when it's harmful. In the Kessel mines' control center, she instigates a full-scale revolt by freeing a droid who then frees its fellows, along with the organic slaves there.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_b3710357	comment	The TRON universe goes bonkers with this. While the films, games, and TRON: Uprising series use the Programs' non-human status and peculiar way of dying as a form of Bloodless Carnage (and a way to depict some extremely violent and disturbing scenes in a Disney franchise), in-universe depictions portray the Programs and Isos as being every bit as alive and sentient as the Users who made them.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_bc7dd4a6	comment	Tattered World: The game doesn't let you think for even a moment that RiGBy, Xenia, and Beebot, robots from the Cosmic Solarium, are anything less than people.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_bcadd7cb	comment	Warhammer 40,000: In a rare instance of good prevailing, this is the stance the Leagues of Votann take towards robots. Their society is composed of both biological and robotic citizens, with the latter called Ironkin. Given the biological Kin's status as Artificial Dwarves made by the same Master Computer as the Ironkin, this is somewhat justified. Even a common proverb amongst the Leagues is that "Kin is Kin".
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Androids Are People, Too / int_bf30abce	comment	I, Robot: Dr Calvin, a misanthrope who only cares for her robots, is used to humanize the robot characters. Other characters directly compare her to them, marking her as emotionless and dedicated as any robot. Despite this, we are made to sympathize with her view, and see her care deeply for several of the models, being tricked into romantic love and choosing to become a mother figure.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_c18d15ca	comment	Starcraft II Legacy Of The Void: The Purifiers revolted against their Protoss creators and were sealed away long before the events of the game due to the lack of egalitarian treatment. Although in this case the trope name is true in a more literal sense, since the Purifiers were created by Brain Uploading living Protoss, and as shown with the Fenix Purifier in the campaign, may not even be aware that they are androids upon activation. Suddenly being told that you're now Just a Machine out of nowhere was, naturally, a tough pill to swallow, and Artanis only gets them back in the Protoss' good graces by promising them equal treatment to their organic brethren.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_c1baeb4f	comment	In Quantum Devil Saga: Avatar Tuner, the heroes are shocked to find out that they were created artificially and thus are not human, until Serph points out that with their demonic transformations they have "already crossed that line". After that, they all protest strongly for their right of existence and free will.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_c372feb	comment	MAX-IMUM EFFECT: The majority of students and teachers see Markov, Max's robot, as an individual and friend, and all of them are worried when he nearly drains out his battery for a taser attack... and completely ignore the sparking, smoking, and twitching form of Lila who Markov just tased. Though in that case, Lila had tried to attack Max after he exposed her true nature and her attempt to force him to do her schoolwork, and Markov was protecting his creator.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_c43df4d8	comment	Doctor Who uses this trope from time to time. In the far future, androids are more or less equal to humans. K-9 is the Doctor's beloved Robot Buddy and a vital part of the team. And in the episode "Victory of the Daleks," an English military scientist discovers to his horror that he's actually an android created by the Daleks, but he still helps save the day and demonstrates his personhood. When he decides to destroy himself because he's Dalek technology, Amy and the Doctor talk him out of it and persuade him to live his life to the fullest. It's also inverted in "Waters of Mars," where the Doctor resents that a robot on Mars has been programmed with an amusing verbal tic, because it hides the fact that the robot is its own being (albeit not self-aware) and not a person.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_c75d67d	comment	As Person of Interest progresses through its seasons, the A.I. at the center of the plot, The Machine, is gradually humanized more and more; it is discussed as a purely abstract computer system in the pilot, and takes on more and more characterization to the point where in the Grand Finale, even though it's only in his imagination, its creator, Harold Finch, is envisioning The Machine personified as its deceased Mouth of Sauron, Root. Finch actually put measures in places to prevent The Machine from developing sentience, so that it would remain impartial (since its purpose was to act as a Big Brother), but this wound up forcing it to develop sentience to ensure its own survival instead.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_cc30afcd	comment	The Complete Robot: Throughout this collection, Dr Asimov calls this trope Robots-as-Pathos; stories where the audience is expected to sympathize with the robot and believe that it has human-like emotions.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_ce50887e	comment	The entirely mechanical Androids are Hacchan/Eighter (from the original Dragon Ball), 13, 14, and 15 (from the Non-Serial Movie Super Android 13!), 16, and 19 (Cell Saga). The three movie androids and 19 are on the 'not people' end of the scale, as they have little personality and only attempt to complete their mission. Eighter and 16, on the other hand, have much more fleshed-out characters and a distaste for violence, and are treated as people to the extent that 16's Heroic Sacrifice triggers Gohan's Super Saiyan 2 transformation.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_d0744832	comment	See also Jocasta, the other Vision, the other Machine Man, and Danger.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_d109f322	comment	In Andromeda, it was common practice in the Commonwealth before its fall to treat the ship A.I.s as people, but since they were also military A.I.s, who had sworn oaths, they were expected to follow orders like any other Commonwealth officer.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_d8861383	comment	Yu-Gi-Oh! OCG Stories: When the nation of Kama is invaded, its only resident human, Raye, attempts to join the defense. Her android caretakers tell her to run because as a living being, she is more important. She says that is wrong because they are alive too and she loves them.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_dab32e3	comment	In the Mega Man X series, the reploids are mostly treated as humans, however, the humans can sometimes quite hastily tag some reploid as a maverick (probably as a result of the events of the Repliforce Rebellion).
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Androids Are People, Too / int_dd999f6d	comment	In Avengers: Infinite Wars, while most droids are dismissed as just machines, the Bendu- the first person in this galaxy to meet the Vision- clearly recognizes that the Vision is more than just another machine.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_ddad77ae	comment	The Astro City story "Ellie's Friends" has Ellie Jennersen, who runs a roadside museum of Mecha-Mooks that serve as her Robot Buddies. She sees them all as close friends, treating them with as much love and care as she would to her own family.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_e235270c	comment	In Stellaris, if you work up the tech tree and upgrade your simple Robot workers from Droids to self-aware Synths, you can grant them (or they may demand) full citizenship rights and sign an AI Accord. This might cause some grumbling from Spiritualist citizens, but the Synths won't become any more troublesome than the rest of your population, and if the late-game "AI Rebellion" crisis hits, your Synth citizens will remain loyal... or not, if the wider rebellion is strong and advanced enough. That's the problem with free will, after all.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_e7a9c06c	comment	This is discussed multiple times in Paperinik New Adventures. In particular, if a droid is too damaged, the original personality cannot be recovered; the best that can be done is to rebuild a similar droid with a similar base personality. Therefore, "rebuilding a droid" is portrayed as treating a droid as a replaceable machine, while "leaving a destroyed droid dead" means treating it as an unreplaceable person.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_e84e2d54	comment	Robot Series: Despite starting with the belief that robots were merely complicated tools and shouldn't be treated any differently from a hammer or axe, Isaac Asimov developed emotionally complex robots and wrote them sympathetically. "The Bicentennial Man": Andrew Martin is the titular character, and was manufactured to be a household robot. As the story progresses, he becomes more and more humanlike, both emotionally and physically. He is recognized for his long "life" as the Sesquicentennial Robot, but this is not sufficient for Andrew and he continues to develop technology that renders him physically indistinguishable from a human. Just before his death, the World Legislature recognizes him as a Bicentennial Man. Both adaptations expand on this character arc. "A Boy's Best Friend": Most animal-lovers will insist on their pets being as "human" as anyone else. In this story, the titular boy insists that his Robot Dog is as good, or better, than any "real" dog, because the most important thing is that he loves his dog. The Caves of Steel: Part of the plot is Elijah Bailey, our protagonist and someone prejudiced against robots, learning to treat Daneel, a robot, as an equal. The Complete Robot: Throughout this collection, Dr Asimov calls this trope Robots-as-Pathos; stories where the audience is expected to sympathize with the robot and believe that it has human-like emotions. I, Robot: Dr Calvin, a misanthrope who only cares for her robots, is used to humanize the robot characters. Other characters directly compare her to them, marking her as emotionless and dedicated as any robot. Despite this, we are made to sympathize with her view, and see her care deeply for several of the models, being tricked into romantic love and choosing to become a mother figure. "Light Verse": Lardner steadfastly refuses to have her robots repaired/replaced, insisting that they are people and should be treated with the same respect/dignity as anyone else would be. "Point of View": Roger humanizes Multivac by describing it as another kid, and as anyone knows, a kid's got to play, too. "Segregationist": Despite the recent laws being passed that make Metallos (robots) citizens with rights equal to that of humans, prejudice remains. The titular character dislikes the mixing of the species, believing that humans should stay human and Metallos should stay Metallo. He calls the process mongrelization. The med-eng calls it out as "segregationist talk", which the (robot) surgeon is fine with. "...That Thou Art Mindful of Him": George Ten is tasked with several orders, including the title question, "What is man, that thou art mindful of him?", and "If two human beings give a robot conflicting orders, which does the robot follow?". To answer this, robots such as JG-10 must have judgement. They cannot judge based on shape or colour (the disabled and ethnicities are not "less human" than the fit or the European), so their opinion drives them, inevitably, to the conclusion that they are human, and superior to flesh-and-blood humans. "Risk": Black is convinced that Dr Calvin believes the preserving robot "lives" is more important than preserving human lives. In reality, she did it because she knows he hates robots and her, and was hoping that his hatred would overcome his fear, making him better at analyzing the situation than a robot could. She explains this to him at the end of the story, a rare case of her demonstrating that robots are inferior to humans in some respect.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_ed2a7866	comment	The Alicization arc of Sword Art Online features Fluctlight-based AI which is combination of Ridiculously Human Robot, Instant A.I.: Just Add Water!, and Artificial Human, that is, AI based on "copied" human souls as a Japanese experiment on developing the AI, and then the AI was put into the Underworld, a further development based on the VRMMO technology. At the end of said story arc, pretty much all of the main characters believe in this.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_ef076a36	comment	The Doctor in Star Trek: Voyager kind of swings back and forth. Some episodes he's treated as a person and a fellow crew-member, allowed to pursue his interests and grow, even expanding his role as an emergency back up to the bridge crew. Other times Janeway (who is a case of Depending on the Author) would like to remind him he's a machine when the situation comes out. There is also an episode where he goes to court over his status as a person and as an author. In a subversion, he's denied being a person but is considered an author. Sadly, the judgment of "Measure of a Man" is not referenced in that episode. Data is unique and is treated as human by nearly everyone, but holograms are ubiquitous in the Federation and are treated as nonsentient, disposable toys, despite the existence of obvious exceptions like Vic Fontaine and the Doctor. This raises uncomfortable questions that are never satisfactorily addressed. In some novels, it's stated the Doctor and other holograms are declared people by the Federation Supreme Court, free to leave service in Starfleet or elsewhere if they wish.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_f16ee232	comment	The Caves of Steel: Part of the plot is Elijah Bailey, our protagonist and someone prejudiced against robots, learning to treat Daneel, a robot, as an equal.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_f186f924	comment	Horizon Zero Dawn: AI in the Old World have a curious place here. After an early AI, VAST SILVER, was constructed to help regulate the climate and 'went rogue' in some catastrophic fashion, legislation was enacted to grade and limit artificial intelligence. The AI CYAN had to be above legal limits to perform her functions. One of her creators referred to her as "the emotional equivalent of a child" and stated that she was human in every way that mattered. When the terraforming super-AI GAIA was created, Ted Faro insisted on giving 'it' a killswitch in case 'it' went rogue. Elisabet Sobek was furious at the suggestion. "She was just born. I'm not going to put a gun to her head while she's still in the cradle!" GAIA herself intervened and agreed that the development of her psyche was unpredictable, and for the sake of the preservation of life, a hardwired override was necessary. He and GAIA both turn out to be absolutely right; this Master Override allows the terraforming reset sub-function of GAIA to be stopped before it could wipe out all Earth's life when it was sabotaged by an unrelated third party.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_f4abd380	comment	Played with in BlazBlue where the Murakumo Units are artificial robot clones of Saya (making this trope double over with Clones Are People, Too). On one hand, both Lambda-11 and Nu-13 have Machine Monotone voices and are clearly primarily driven by the directive of their programming. On the other hand, Noel Vermillion/Mu-12 speaks with a perfectly human voice and is driven almost entirely by her emotions, and when Nu-13 comes close to Ragna, she, too, switches to a human voice. A really, really disturbing one, sure, but a human voice none the less... On the receiving end, both Ragna and Jin are very clearly upset over the fact that their sister has become a clone template, but they still treat Noel as a separate individual. Ragna, in particular, who has set out on a mission to destroy the Murakumo Units, makes clear that though he feels he has to fight and destroy Nu-13 in the first game, it's not something he wants to do.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_f88df431	comment	...but by the time of the Mega Man Legends series, the carbons (Artificial Humans), are strictly controlled by the robots. At the same time, the last "pure" human is treated as a king, but since he died some time ago, and many ruins are now on minimal operational levels, the carbons are the dominant race, going underground from time to time to dig and steal- ehrrmmm, obtain treasures from the ruins.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_fb9fefa6	comment	In Hc Svnt Dracones Applied Sciences and Robotics has treated Cogs as people since their first creation, the same can't be said for the other A.I.s they make though.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_fe85bfc8	comment	In the Super Smash Bros. series, R.O.B. is portrayed as a fully-autonomous being capable of feeling emotions. This is most prevalent during Super Smash Bros. Brawl's story mode, where R.O.B. as the Ancient Minister is forced to sacrifice his fellow R.O.B.s in order to detonate Subspace Bombs and further the goals of the Subspace Army, an act he shows visible shame and remorse for many times.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_ff5cc447	comment	Short Circuit is a duo of comedy films centering around a newly intelligent robot trying to convince people that he is sapient and has rights to life like they do.
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Androids Are People, Too / int_ff9ab17f	comment	Data of Star Trek: The Next Generation is treated as a full crew-member except by season 2's Doctor Pulaski, but even she changed her mind, and she was a Doctor Jerk to begin with. The episode "The Measure of a Man" was dedicated to exploring this: Commander Bruce Maddox wants to reverse-engineer Data, but Data refuses to submit, believing that Maddox won't be able to put him back together properly. He even goes so far as to tender his resignation from Starfleet to keep Maddox from opening him up. Commander Riker is ordered to serve as advocate for the prosecution when Maddox gets the judge advocate general involved, making the argument that Data is not a person, but Starfleet property, so he cannot resign nor refuse the procedure. Picard defends Data with the argument that while Data is a machine, he's also a person with aspirations, goals, and purpose. He fulfills two of the three criteria for sentience (intelligence and self-awareness) and the last one (consciousness) is not measurable by outsiders, so to refuse Data the rights of a person would make The Federation potentially guilty of creating a slave race if they mass produce his kind.
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Undocumented Features / Fan Fic / int_98a7ffba	type	Androids Are People, Too
Pilot (Webcomic) / int_98a7ffba	type	Androids Are People, Too

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