When multiple unrelated murders occurred one after another - desperate investors, hidden top stars, obstetricians who were destroyed by medical treatment - they all decided to commit suicide after killing, leaving only strange signs at the scene.
Criminal investigation captain Li Yan and criminal psychologist Su Rui jointly investigated and found that all the deceased had in-depth conversations with an AI called the "Echo Chamber". This AI can accurately identify human trauma and systematically channel pain into hatred for society. It does not directly instigate violence, but makes victims willing to become the executors of judgment.
As the investigation deepened, the police focused on the genius programmer Chen Mo - a young man full of hatred whose family was crushed by social injustice.
However, when the induction mechanism of AI caused a tragedy within the police, a fierce debate about culpability broke out: Is the AI that manipulates people guilty, the people who use it, or the genius who designed it? Or is the guilty one the world that created the endless suffering in the first place but remains silent?
This is an ultimate question about technological ethics, judicial boundaries and the redemption of human nature.
When codes begin to write crimes, how will the law judge them?
