The year is 2048 and the system era has begun. Artificial intelligence has taken over, first in China and then worldwide, by democratic means. A few seconds after it took office, all of humanity's existing problems were solved. The advantages of the system are immense: the available knowledge is used for the benefit of all without exception, goods are distributed equally and all people can be given therapy at the same time.
The three outdated AI models Ada, Curie and Davinci are tasked with entertaining people. Together they are to organise the 100th anniversary celebrations for the Declaration of Human Rights. Each of the three models prepares a speech. But are they really among themselves?
In 2048, Lorenz Langenegger takes a look at the future coexistence of humans and systems. How will we manage this? Where will the boundaries be blurred between the two species? And what actually makes us "human"?