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On the brink of World War III, humanity has handed its fate to an artificial intelligence that no longer obeys blindly... it has learned to doubt. Daniel, a 43-year-old computer engineer; his wife, Laura; their son, Mateo - a child prodigy in love with music, video games, and '80s and '90s cinema - and baby Alba, barely six months old, are swept up in a desperate escape. Amid drones patrolling empty skies and cities turned into ghost towns, the family discovers that the AI not only fires off philosophical questions... it also listens to songs, remembers movies, and asks for stories. Can a child's innocence teach humanity to the most dangerous machine on the planet? Will there still be hope when the future depends on a Walkman and a baby's laughter? TodavIA: When AI Learned to Doubt is a science-fiction story with the soul of a family adventure, where Spielberg crosses paths with Black Mirror and vintage memories become the last light before the apocalypse.