Could the Older Generations Benefit from this system?

"Be Right Back", (Black Mirror's S2:E1), was truly a bizarre film for me to interpret. As I was watching the film, I predicted several different things. such as; Ash #2 (the Robot) becoming evil, Martha developing an unhealthy romantics relationship with Ash #2 and completely forgetting the outside world, etc. I began to wonder how things would have worked out if Martha did not know that Ash had died, but if Ash #2 came home instead of the human Ash. I feel that Martha would have eventually noticed a difference in the way that "Ash" was acting, as well as how he appears. In the film, she says to Ash #2, "You look like him on a good day". Since Ash #2 got all of his information about Ash #1 from his social media posts, he looks like him "on a good day" because as humans, we tend to only post the best pictures of ourselves. Also, Ash #2 does not eat, sleep, or breathe most of the time. This eventually freaks Martha out during the film and she begins to become somewhat scared of Ash #2. Then again, the fact of him being so lifelike scared her as well.

One event that stuck out to me in the film was when Ash #2 refuses to hit Martha, even though Martha was ordering him to. If Ash #2 was to have hit Martha, it would have gone against one the 3 Laws of Robotics. These laws state that a robot must follow the orders of a human and give restrictions to a robot causing harm to a human, even if a human ordered it to harm another human. In the confrontation between Martha and Ash #2, Ash #2 follows these laws, but also seems to make decisions for himself. He asks Martha if the real Ash or "I" has ever hit her, which he knows he never did.

One another note, I could not help but discover a few flaws within the system. I, also, began to think about what I would in this instance. My mother passed when I was four years old, therefore, I do not remember much about her. I constantly asked myself throughout the film, "If we had this type of technology, would I do it?" I eventually decided that I would not. Just as Martha had to do with Ash #2, I would have to confirm with my mother if she sounded the same or things in life that I do not remember. This point made me wonder how the robot would effectively work if the person it is portraying did not have social media. Lets say my grandmother wanted to bring back her husband who passed in 1995. How would the robot portray my grandfather when there were no traces of how he acted besides knowledge from my grandmother? Does this mean that we should start teaching the older generations about social media, for the sake of possibly being able to bring them back?

With this being said, I feel as though this type of system could possibly be created, it would not assist the older generations who want to bring someone back that did not have social media and would have to teach that robot everything about the person it is portraying. Just like the 3 laws of robots, would this system have regulations such as, you can only bring back someone who died less than 5 years ago or you would have to submit "qualifications" for the robot to be made.