The Enterprise arrives at a planet that is a luxury paradise
They think they discover its dark side when they find that the slave caste for the paradise is all robots
The technology is amazing and they don't feel pain, don't have emotions or an inner life
You can use them for anything dangerous or terrible and it's fine
In fact they're progressive because they abolished slavery of people
The twist is that the "robots" are all operated by remote pilots who have to experience the horror of being someone else's property (but like, only through VR so it "doesn't count")
They expose this to everyone
And nobody cares
So it's like the "what if the robots were people" trope but instead it's "what if your robot was just actually hidden minority human labor"
Is this episode about ChatGPT? Yes
It's also about Bodega, Mechanical Turk, all those teledriving companies, etc
I can write it up to a full spec script, I got lots of ideas, or if someone who works there wants to steal the idea, you can have it for the low-low price of:
I get to die on-screen wearing a Starfleet uniform with a Wilhelm Scream as the sound effect
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