Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles2008

Andy Goode:
Well, eight years of my life. Not just the software. I customized the hardware, too. One month I worked so much on a, uh, motherboard that I lost my sight for three days. No, that really happened. Those circuits are so small a lot of the gear is actually pulled from gaming platforms. Did you know that the uh military uses them? Yeah, I've got the guts of three Xboxes and four PlayStations daisy-chained. Plus some seriously modded-out code that I *swear* came to me in a dream.

Sarah Connor:
And all this to beat another computer at chess?

Andy Goode:
None of this to beat another computer at chess.

Sarah Connor:
Then what? What are you doing?

Andy Goode:
Would you believe me if I told you Turk has moods? Obviously not in the sense that you and I understand mood, but, sometimes I will feed it a particular chess problem, and it'll solve it one way. The next day I feed it the same problem and it solves it differently. Once in a while it can't even solve it at all. Do you know why it does that?

Sarah Connor:
No.

Andy Goode:
Yeah, neither do I. Someday, I'm gonna figure it out. Someday Turk'll tell me.

Sarah Connor:
You talk about it like it's human.

Andy Goode:
Well, you never know. [Sarah is strangely quiet] What? Too far? What is it?