E7 - Human Source: Crunchyroll Translator: Editor: Timer: QC: (Please feel free to edit the speaker names if incomplete or inaccurate. Names are handled on a best-effort basis depending on the info on the source file. Dialogue is left as is.) SIGN    This story is a work of "near-future" fiction.     Any resemblance to existing persons or organizations is entirely coincidental. [00:02] Announcer     Goto Kenji-san, a mentor with the youth     support organization, Ring of Hearts. [00:08] Announcer     During some fieldwork at     a park with his charges, [00:12] Announcer     he slipped on an incline,     and ended up in the hospital. SIGN    Kenji-san's oldesiSTVi     K     G SIGN    Kenji-san's oldest son     Goto Satoshi-san [00:17] Satoshi     The external injuries     weren't that bad, but... [00:19] Satoshi     My father hit his head hard enough     that he lost consciousness. [00:25] Announcer     After awakening from his ominous fall, [00:28] Announcer     Kenji-san was clearly a different person. SIGN    i fSTVi     K     G SIGN    Novo Doctor Sakura Nobuhiko-san [00:34] Sakura     There's been a sharp decline in     his sense of self and awareness. [00:38] Sakura     It seems the impact to the head was strong     enough to cause some kind of impairment. [00:43] Sakura     I've told the family that treatment     from the super AI, Michi, [00:46] Sakura     would have the best chances     for a positive outcome. SIGN    Kenji-san's oldesiSTVi     K     G SIGN    Kenji-san's oldest son Goto Satoshi-san [00:49] Satoshi     It's just... having a super AI figure out     problems that are beyond human ability... [00:55] Satoshi     My father was particularly     against that kind of thing. [00:59] Rion     I see red dragonflies as the sun sets... [01:02] Announcer     There was one ray of hope that     managed to reach the Goto family: [01:07] Announcer     The singing of Kenji-san's     granddaughter, Rion-san. [01:08] Rion     When was it that I last saw     them on someone's back? [01:18] Rion     Did you hear that, Grandpa? [01:20] Kenji     I sure did. [01:22] Kenji     Keep working at it. Work hard. SIGN    i fSTVi      Goto Kenji-san SIGN    Goto Kenji-san [01:28] Announcer     Moments when he's touched     by music or film [01:31] Announcer     seem to restore humanity to     Kenji-san's damaged circuitry. [01:36] Announcer     Miracles brought about by     the art people have created. SIGN    i fSTVi      Goto-san's family SIGN    Goto-san's family [01:40] Announcer     Goto-san's family has only     begun their road to recovery. [01:47] Kakei     We at Humanoid Rights Japan are having     doubts about promoting this case. [01:53] Kakei     There's a way to treat his neural net, [01:56] Kakei     but his family won't pursue it.     That's clearly neglect. [02:01] Sudo     The mind's a sensitive subject. [02:04] Sudo     There are plenty of cases where people     reject neurological help from super AI. [02:08] Kakei     Then what if a human were to heal him? [02:11] Kakei     Can you do it, Dr. Sudo? [02:15] Sudo     They'd have to come in for a diagnosis. [02:18] Kakei     Thank you so much! SIGN    Human SIGN    Human [03:55] Kakei     This kind of treatment     carries a lot of risks. [03:58] Kakei     Most doctors are inclined     to leave it to super AI. [04:01] Kakei     However, Dr. Sudo has the skills to pull it off. [04:08] Sudo     The hardware damage isn't too severe. [04:13] Sudo     I don't believe it's affected anything     that could impact his identity. [04:19] Sudo     If we install additional systems     to restore his lost functionality, [04:22] Sudo     your father's symptoms should     effectively clear up. [04:26] Satoshi     I... see. [04:30] Kakei     No way! We can't trust the     general media with this. [04:34] Kakei     We need to be the first     source for the narrative. [04:39] Kakei     I'll call you back. Later. [04:42] Kakei     How'd it go? [04:44] Satoshi     The doctor says he can be healed. [04:46] Kakei     So, when's the procedure scheduled? [04:48] Satoshi     We... haven't exactly decided     to go through with it yet. [04:52] Kakei     Is there some kind of issue? [04:54] Satoshi     This is going to involve installing     new programming, right? [04:57] Kakei     It's not like someone with a prosthesis     becomes a different person. [05:00] Satoshi     But adding a prosthesis isn't the     same as changing a neural net. [05:04] Kakei     Of course! [05:05] Kakei     But there are parts in our heads     that can be replaced safely. [05:08] Kakei     In that sense, I believe it's the same. [05:14] Kakei     Why are you hesitating?! I don't get it. [05:17] Kakei     You've got an effective means of     treatment right in front of you! [05:20] Sudo     I can't guarantee that he'll be     completely back to normal. [05:26] Sudo     There's definitely going to be     data that was physically lost. [05:33] Risa     You did great today. [05:35] Risa     Now, let's get you home. [05:45] Satoshi     I'd like more time to think it over. [05:49] Rion     I see red dragonflies as the sun sets... [05:58] Rion     When was it that I last saw     them on someone's back? [06:07] Rion     In the fields of the mountains... SIGN    ~ Miraculous Voices ~ SIGN    Part 4     Listening to his granddaughter's singing [06:10] Kakei     What's your take here? [06:12] Sudo     On what? [06:13] Kakei     Dr. Sudo... [06:15] Kakei     I feel like this family has some reason     for not wanting to heal Kenji-san. [06:21] Sudo     Like what? [06:23] Kakei     I hear the daughter is aiming to     become a singer, or an entertainer... [06:26] Sudo     Then you think [06:28] Sudo     that they're using this situation     in order to gain notoriety? [06:35] Kakei     Whatever the reason, [06:37] Kakei     refusing effective treatment     is a violation of his rights. [06:47] Risa     Do you think they'll get the surgery? [06:50] Sudo     Hard to say. [06:53] Sudo     And it's not for me to decide. [07:00] Satoshi     Who's calling at this hour? SIGN    Kakei [07:10] Kakei     I apologize for calling so late. [07:13] Kakei     I really wanted to address this matter today. [07:16] Kakei     We at Humanoid Rights Japan think that [07:20] Kakei     refusing treatment for Goto     Kenji-san is a serious... [07:23] Kakei     "All human beings are born free     and equal in dignity and rights." [07:31] Kakei     This is how article one of the [07:33] Kakei     Universal Declaration of Human Rights,     which was adopted in 1948, begins. [07:38] Kakei     The use of "human beings" here     does not include Humanoids. [07:42] Kakei     From their debut on the stage of history, SIGN    In front of Goto-san's home SIGN     Kakei [07:45] Kakei     to their adoption into the     brotherhood of humanity, [07:47] Kakei     to winning the rights that     they have currently have, [07:49] Kakei     it has been a long and hard road. [07:52] Kakei     Ultimately, with the birth of super AI,     the status quo changed dramatically. SIGN    Surgery In-Progress SIGN    Surgery In-Progress [08:11] Sudo     Jay, I've finished setting     up the additional modules. [08:14] Jay     I see no issues on my end. [08:17] Sudo     We'll move onto suturing     the bio-body shut then. [08:21] Risa     R-Right... [08:23] Sudo     You feeling all right? [08:25] Risa     I'm fine! [08:27] Sudo     Okay, let's put him back together. [08:30] Risa     His vital signs are all stable. [08:44] Rion     Is Grandpa gonna be okay? [08:48] Kakei     I'm sure he will be. [08:50] Kakei     Let's all... welcome him back. [09:00] Sudo     Persistent, aren't you? [09:02] Sudo     You're back already? [09:04] Kakei     Of course! [09:06] Kakei     Checking on Goto Kenji-san's     condition is a part of our duties. [09:11] Staff     Can I move the lighting     gear to the second floor? [09:14] Kakei     Sure. Go ahead. [09:15] Staff     Pardon us. [09:17] Staff     Oof... [09:18] Sudo     Come on, man, this is a hospital. [09:20] Kakei     I assure you, we got permission     from the family first. [09:23] Sudo     How nice of them. [09:26] Sudo     Makes me doubt they'd be as conniving as— [09:28] Risa     Doctor! [09:29] Risa     The patient is getting violent! [09:34] Satoshi     Dad! [09:35] Kenji     You ungrateful idiot son! [09:38] Kenji     I know what your game is! [09:41] Kakei     K-Kenji-san? [09:43] Kenji     You made a sideshow out     of me, you rotten— [09:48] Sudo     Goto-san! Please, calm down! [09:49] Kenji     I'm gonna... [09:50] Satoshi     You've got it wrong, Dad. [09:52] Satoshi     I was trying to honor your teachings... [09:56] Satoshi     I wanted your case to give     other people like you hope! [09:59] Kenji     Don't give me that, you little bastard! [10:02] Satoshi     Dad, calm down! [10:04] Sudo     Risa! Sedative! [10:06] Risa     R-Right! [10:07] Kakei     Hey! [10:08] Sudo     Hold his other side, please! [10:10] Risa     Got it. [10:11] Sudo     Here we go. [10:15] Kakei     What did you do? [10:16] Sudo     That was general anesthesia. [10:18] Kakei     W-Was there an issue with the procedure?! [10:23] Kakei     Hey! Say something! [10:29] Satoshi     That's not it. [10:32] Satoshi     The doctor did an amazing job. [10:36] Kakei     It's not? How can you be sure? [10:41] Satoshi     My father's passion for education,     his love of my daughter's singing, [10:47] Satoshi     and his violence toward me are all     parts of him we're familiar with. [10:55] Satoshi     He's completely back to normal. Thank you. [11:07] Staff     Uh... are we shooting this? [11:24] Kakei     But I... I wasn't wrong. [11:29] Kakei     I wasn't, was I? [11:32] Sudo     I could seriously not care less. [11:36] Sudo     If I accept a patient, I'll     do everything I can for them. [11:42] Sudo     And that's all I'm prepared to do. [11:53] A     We apologize for any difficulty     the product has caused you. [11:55] B     I'm sorry that you had to deal with that. [11:56] C     I'll look into arranging for a replacement. [11:57] D     I'm terribly sorry, but your issue isn't     covered by our company's liability. [12:01] Complainer A     Screw you! [12:03] Complainer A     I don't want pre-programmed apologies! [12:05] Complainer A     That doesn't mean a damn thing! [12:08] Complainer A     I wanna talk to a human! SIGN    Call: SIGN    Priority Level: Mid SIGN    Priority Level: Mid SIGN    Call: SIGN    Call: [12:14] Lady Employee     There've been a lot of calls like that lately. [12:17] Lady Employee     I can handle the apology— [12:18] Kinosaki     No... [12:20] Kinosaki     I'll deal with it, don't worry. SIGN    Sudo Novo Medical Clinic [12:25] Kinosaki     The stress is giving me these     stabbing pains in my stomach. [12:29] Kinosaki     Is there no way to cut     the link between the two? [12:33] Sudo     I could make that adjustment, [12:35] Sudo     but if we mute your body's     warning signals like that... [12:39] Kinosaki     Oh, I see what you mean. [12:42] Kinosaki     I didn't realize how much     it was getting to me, [12:44] Kinosaki     and now I feel like I'm on     the verge of a breakdown. [12:48] Sudo     It sounds like a tough job. [12:50] Kinosaki     Well, yes. [12:52] Sudo     Isn't this the kind of thing a     customer service AI could handle? [12:58] Sudo     Calls like that... [12:59] Kinosaki     AI is great at the job, certainly. [13:03] Kinosaki     But... when a customer     is demanding an apology, [13:07] Kinosaki     they tend to be particular     about who they want it from. [13:11] Kinosaki     There are some that, once they     find out I'm a Humanoid... [13:15] Complaining Woman     I don't really see the difference between     a computer giving me an error message [13:19] Complaining Woman     and you apologizing to me. [13:21] Complaining Woman     It's rude not to have a human do     this sort of thing, don't you think? [13:25] Kinosaki     They don't give it a second thought. [13:29] Kinosaki     It makes me think I'm not suited for the job. [13:40] Sudo     I bought a new blend. Wanna try? [13:44] Risa     Thank you! [13:52] Risa     It's good. [13:56] Risa     That patient... is he gonna be okay? [14:00] Sudo     I sure hope so. [14:07] Sudo     But just treating the symptoms     isn't gonna get him anywhere. [14:17] Drunk A     You dumbass! [14:19] Drunk A     This is why you're useless, man! [14:22] Drunk B     Say what?! [14:24] Drunk A     My bad, my bad! [14:25] Drunk C     Come on, pull yourself together! [14:27] Drunk A     Sure! [14:39] Kinosaki     I can't do this anymore... SIGN    Call: SIGN    Priority Level: Mid SIGN    Priority Level: Mid SIGN    Call: SIGN    Call: [14:44] Lady Employee     I am so sorry. [14:47] Lady Employee     I'll be there in person right away. [14:49] Lady Employee     Right. Right. If you'll excuse me. [15:06] Kinosaki     You'd have to be a heartless     robot to do this job... [15:18] Kinosaki     I should quit. [15:24] President     And with that being the case, [15:25] President     the company does recognize the issue in     not realizing how stressed out you were. [15:30] President     Which is why... [15:32] Kinosaki     I appreciate the sentiment,     sir, but I can't... [15:35] President     Just hear me out. [15:38] President     We're going to be sub-contracting customer     service interactions from here on out. [15:45] (Flashback) Complainer B     You get that, if someone builds     their own house in this day and age, [15:48] (Flashback) Complainer B     it's because they're particular     about what they want, right?! [15:51] Kinosaki     Sir, I believe I've handled this     job as professionally as I can. [15:57] President     No, no, I wasn't trying to say otherwise. [16:02] (Flashback) Complainer B     Damn it, are you deaf or something?! [16:05] (Flashback) Complainer B     I'm saying that this crap looks     nothing like the VR demo! [16:09] (Flashback) Complainer B     I thought you were gonna     give me the same thing! [16:13] President     My point is, [16:14] President     from now on, neither you or your team will     have to deal with problematic customers. [16:21] President     So, will you reconsider? SIGN    Priority Level: Mid SIGN    Priority Level: Mid SIGN    Call: [16:26] Comaplainer B     Seriously, how many times     do I have to say it?! SIGN    Call: SIGN    Call: SIGN    Call: [16:30] Complainer B     I'm telling your stupid ass to     send someone along to take a look! SIGN    Call: SIGN    Elevating to external response staff SIGN    Elevating to external response staff SIGN    Call: [16:49] Apologizer A     When it comes to customers     who are especially upset... [16:53] Apologizer B     We've had special training. [16:56] Apologizer C     Which is why there's really     no need to accompany us. [17:00] Kinosaki     Well, with this being the first incident... [17:05] Kinosaki     I need to be on hand, just in case. [17:15] Complainer B     Took you long enough! [17:18] Apologizer A     We understand you've been inconvenienced... [17:21] Both     And we are sorry. [17:25] Complainer B     Damn, you guys took your sweet time! [17:29] Apologizer C     We're able to access the staff's implants     in order to get a feed from the scene. [17:33] Apologizer C     Their response is all     according to the manual. [17:42] Complainer B     Right here! It's pretty     clearly wrong, y'know? [17:47] Apologizer A     One moment, please. [17:50] Apologizer A     The color I'm getting is within     the acceptable range. [17:53] Apologizer B     I see. What about the color     temperature from the lighting? [17:57] Comapliner B     See what I mean? It's all wrong. [17:59] Apologizer A     I'm not seeing any mismatch there, either. [18:03] Apologizer B     Check it again, please. [18:05] Comapliner B     Just gonna ignore me? [18:08] Apologizer A     I'll check the Kelvin scale too. [18:11] Complainer B     How long's this gonna take? [18:14] Apologizer A     I'm terribly sorry, sir.     It'll be just a bit longer. [18:20] Apologizer B     Go ahead. [18:21] Apologizer A     Right. [18:24] Complainer B     Damn it, it's obviously different     from the wallpaper I ordered! [18:28] Complainer B     What is this? You guys think     I'm some kinda psycho customer? [18:34] Apologizer A     I apologize for the delay. [18:36] Complainer     You better! [18:37] Complainer     So, how're you gonna make this right? [18:40] Apologier A     I'm afraid there's no apology necessary here. [18:52] Complainer B     What the hell'd you just say? [18:54] Apologizer A     The visual impression from     this kind of wallpaper [18:56] Apologizer A     varies based on the color     temperature caused by lighting. [18:59] Complainer B     I didn't ask for excuses! [19:01] Kinosaki     Whoa, whoa! That's just going     to make him more angry! [19:06] Apologizer C     It's all just part of the act. [19:10] Apologizer A     I'm sorry if it upsets you, sir, [19:12] Apologizer A     but I was explaining, not making excuses. [19:16] Complainer B     I didn't ask for an explanation!     I want an apology! [19:20] Apologizer     And I'm trying to say... [19:21] Complainer B     I get it. No apologies, then. [19:24] Complainer B     Because I'm not gonna accept one anymore! [19:26] Apologizer A     Sir, color temperature can     vary depending on the [19:28] Apologizer A     color of the bulbs, the light     warmth, the shade of white, [19:31] Apologizer A     along with the intensity     and color of daylight. [19:33] Apologizer A     It's all measured according     to the Kelvin scale where— [19:35] Complainer     Don't feed me this crap! [19:37] Apologizer B     Hey! [19:41] Apologizer B     Where the hell do you get off     talking to a customer like that?! [19:53] Apologizer B     Sir... [20:02] Apologizer B     Everything you've said is completely right. [20:06] Apologizer B     I am so deeply sorry! [20:14] Apologizer C     You take a subordinate who's     fighting back with logic... [20:16] Apologizer C     And have his supervisor violently silence     them, making them into a scapegoat. [20:21] Apologizer C     It proves particularly effective     with this kind of customer. [20:24] Kinosaki     How can you be so casual about it?! [20:26] Kinosaki     Even if it's an act, it's still...     It's completely inhuman! [20:32] Apologizer C     Exactly. [20:33] Apologizer C     All when the customer's demanding     to hear from a human... [20:37] Apologizer C     Pretty ironic, if you ask me. [20:51] Apologizer B     The customer was made to see reason. [20:54] Apologizer A     What do you think? Was the     outcome to your liking? [20:59] Kinosaki     Look... I realize this is rude, but... [21:03] Kinosaki     You two... are humans, right? [21:11] Apologizer C     I'm terribly sorry, but... [21:15] Apologizer C     That's confidential. [21:21] Kinosaki     I can't say for sure... [21:24] Kinosaki     But I think that they really were robots. [21:29] Kinosaki     Not that it would make me     feel better if they were. [21:34] Sudo     We can treat your stomach pains,     or you can find a new job. [21:39] Sudo     Which would you prefer? SIGN    Uzen Chinese [21:50] News     And now an update on the planned upgrade SIGN    Major Upgrade Plan [21:53] News     that the super high-performance AI,     Michi, has outlined for itself. [21:58] News     The government announced today that     it intends to review the proposal [22:02] News     with an eye toward executing the upgrades. [22:06] News     Additionally, experts in associated     fields are being consulted [22:07] Risa     You think if Michi gets updated, [22:09] Risa     any of these hazy issues in     the world will get cleared up? [22:09] News     in regards to reviewing the particulars of... [22:14] Sudo     It's never that simple. [22:18] Sudo     Not the world, nor the people in it. [22:21] Sudo     Nor Michi, for that matter. SIGN    Confession SIGN    Confession