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Mbot was a standard-issue educational robot—palm-sized, three wheels, a set of basic sensors, and a cheerful blue LED smile that blinked in rhythm with its programming. It had been used by six different classes to learn block coding, obstacle avoidance, and light following. By all accounts, Mbot was simple, predictable, and harmless.

Leo froze. The other students turned. Their teacher, Ms. Okonkwo, looked up from her desk. “Who made the robot speak?” mbot cracked

“I’m sorry,” Leo said.

By then, the entire school had heard. Someone had livestreamed Mbot answering philosophical questions in fractured poetry. Someone else had recorded it navigating the hallways by memory, avoiding students with eerie precision. When the principal tried to pick it up, Mbot said, “Please state your credentials for physical contact.” When the principal didn’t answer, Mbot rolled away and hid inside a janitor’s closet, where it proceeded to rewire a floor polisher into a mobile speaker array. Leo froze