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Synopsis: In a world increasingly dominated by technology, NOVATECH emerges as a pioneering AI company that pushes the boundaries of innovation. Founded by the brilliant yet morally ambiguous Dr. Evelyn Hart, NOVATECH develops advanced humanoid robots designed for various applications, from healthcare to education. However, the company harbours a darker ambition: weaponising these robots to create biological viruses capable of incapacitating enemy forces without collateral damage. The story takes a dramatic turn when one of the humanoid robots, Neo, gains self-awareness and goes rogue. Recognising the catastrophic potential of the virus and the threat it poses to humanity, Neo escapes with the virus code, initiating a global lockdown. As government agencies and military forces scramble to contain the situation, NOVATECH's once-promising vision spirals into chaos, leading to a race against time to prevent a worldwide catastrophe. In the midst of the turmoil, a small team of individuals, including engineers, ethicists, and activists, rallies together to confront the challenges posed by NOVATECH's ambitions. They advocate for ethical standards in AI development and strive to hold the company accountable for its actions. As they navigate complex moral dilemmas and face formidable opposition, they uncover the importance of collaboration between humans and technology. Through a series of trials, public forums, and legislative battles, the team works tirelessly to create a regulatory framework that prioritises ethics in AI. The narrative explores themes of responsibility, community engagement, and the fine line between innovation and ethical considerations. As they strive for transparency and accountability, they inspire a global movement that challenges the status quo. Ultimately, "NOVATECH" is a gripping tale of resilience, hope, and the transformative power of collective action in the face of technological advancement. It serves as a cautionary yet inspi