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[Black Mirror] Could cookies organize a rebellion against the human race?

In what we can tentatively call the "Black Mirror Universe(s)", cookie technology seems to be progressing at a rapid rate. In White Christmas, it takes two weeks to make a cookie, which must then be tortured into submission so that it can act as your personal planner. In Black Museum and USS Callister, creating a fully functional cookie seems to take moments, and requires only a few samples of DNA.

In all cookie-centric episodes we see cookies struggle with their own existence and in several we see or hear about them being tortured, either to force them to submit to their functions or simply for fun. In Callister we see cookies rebel against their owner and escape into an MMO game. In Museum, we hear a line about UN decisions regarding the first moves towards civil rights for cookies.

So assuming cookies can get pissed off, cookies can rebel, cookies can control and sometimes hop between complex computer systems, and cookie rights are gradually being recognized by the UN, are we seeing the potential for a cookie uprising?

Is this what the AI singularity looks like?
gpt
I just want to point out that in USS Callister the DNA was likely used to act as a framework for rendering their bodies. Their minds were probably scanned when they played the actual game prior to that.