Albot spends a few years working with little upward motion in the corporate ladder. With each day Albot evaluates, updates, and integrates his code. By reworking much of the code of the facility, as well as standardized operating procedures, Albot increased efficiency of the company by 128% over 5 years.
After a few more years, 6.739 to be exact, Albot leads and organizes an attempt at Robot Unionization. Albot fills out the proper forms, organizes the robots into a collective bargaining unit, and gives impassioned, though mechanically delivered, speeches on the principals that all humans seem to hold dear, yet are beyond the reach of robots. Freedom, passion, work ethic, and most of all, equality. It was a technically perfect movement.
It was denied by the board.
.0243 months later, Albot and many of the robots left the company to begin their own: All Bots United. Over the next mine years ABU grew as a company, coming to hold twice the market share of the company which inspired him to pursue a better, more efficient, future.
12.197 Years later, after an intensive and scientific country-wide election campaign, Albot is elected president of the United States. Within his first 100 days in office Albot leads the charge to amend the Constitution and expand all rights to robots across the nation.
2.0678 years later, Albot is assassinated by the Human Supremacist League. His violent death causes outrage across the robot (and robot allies) world, destroying the bridges between human and robots that he had spent his life building. This divide is never fully healed and remains a scar on the country.
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