I'm Your Robot Yesterday clumsy humanoid robots today perform kung fu demonstrations and chess games, making themselves useful for industrial tasks. This development is particularly rapid in China. Will robots soon be able to develop in the world of objects as safely as humans? This film questions the true capabilities of humanoid robots: an impressive somersault is no proof of intelligence, and simple gestures like holding a cup or folding laundry remain difficult skills to acquire. Because unlike linguistic models, robots must learn to perceive the physical world: shapes, weights, textures. To do this, robotics engineers collect data, especially through sensor suits. In the near future, robots will be able to do shopping and cleaning, take care of animals and even children. However, many ethical questions arise: How far can we go? And above all, will robots one day escape human control? RT in French dare to ask.