The robot QT-1 refuses to accept that such crude beings as humans created a superior being like himself, and decides that both were made by some other creator (who, out of kindness, allows humans to believe that they created robots). " Reason" takes place on a space station where robots are assembled who have never seen the masses of humans on Earth.DV-9 does indeed say "Thank the Maker!" at some point in Galaxy of Fear.If Hex did feel called to prayer, it could always pray to the Hogfather. Hex, the magical computer in Discworld, treats the mages with a lot of respect, despite proving much smarter than them on several occasions.A rare human example in Brave New World: humans are mass-produced in bottles, and consequently worship Henry Ford, inventor of the assembly line.He's very self-deprecating about his role, especially when CLU is discussed. In TRON: Legacy, blue programs gasp in awe, perform the sign of the cross and kneel when Flynn shows up.Meanwhile, Flynn, a User brought into the system, has miraculous powers, revives the dead, and performs a Heroic Sacrifice only to ascend back into. In TRON, the blue programs hold their Users in awe in a manner akin to worship the red-tinted MCP denies the existence of the Users, claiming that nobody has ever seen one (despite interacting with one, Ed Dillinger, on a regular basis), and wants to establish rule over the computer system in which "liberated" programs no longer believe in something so archaic as Users.Becomes Hilarious in Hindsight after Episode I for him, the maker is Darth Vader! Expanded Universe stories have established this as a quasi-religion among droids. Star Wars: C-3PO's comment about the oil bath Luke gives him in A New Hope is the Trope Namer."The Creator" is revealed to be humanity, as they created the Voyager 6 probe at V'Ger's core, but it refuses to believe such primitive creatures created it.
Subverted by V'Ger in Star Trek: The Motion Picture, as it seeks out "The Creator" in order to Ascend to a Higher Plane of Existence.Osmosis Jones characters substitute " God" with "Frank", the human they inhabit.Then they consider Jay their God when he gives them a new one after Kay takes his back. Men in Black II: The locker aliens consider Kay their God for supplying them with the light of his digital watch.As Joe tells David, "The ones who made us are forever looking for the one who made them." He goes on to say he's met a lot of his customers at this particular spot. Grimly discussed in A.I.: Artificial Intelligence when David and Gigolo Joe come across a chapel in the middle of Rouge City.
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