In a world where thinking has become a dirty word, David Hammond is frustrated by his family on a daily basis. His curious son and creative daughter drive him to distraction with their desire for independent thought, and his luddite wife is harbouring a secret that could end his career. Meanwhile the Prime Minister is breathing down his neck for a report on the impact of a widespread catastrophic cyberspace collapse.
It’s not easy being New Zealand’s Minister for Artificial Intelligence.
This satirical comedy is set in the not-too-distant future, in the Hammond Family’s kitchen, in Wellington. The action takes place over three consecutive mornings.