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Drama, Ciencia ficción, Suspense Dirigida por Manny Coto Reparto John Slattery, Fernanda Andrade, Michael Mosley Nacionalidad EE.UU. Canal original FOX

SINOPSIS & INFO El surgimiento de una inteligencia artificial letal y deshonesta pone al mundo en peligro. El pionero establecido en Silicon Valley, Paul LeBlanc, construye una fortuna y un legado inmenso con tecnología con la que él siempre había soñado. Durante su camino a la cima, la relación con su hija Aabby y su hermano Ted va siendo cada vez más hostil, a pesar de que Ted acaba dirigiendo la compañía de su hermano.

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