Will the robots of the future be so sophisticated they get depressed? It's an idea Douglas Adams explored in "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" with Marvin the Paranoid Android -- and now a funny original film from TED imagines if they needed therapy. Created by Mother London, the film, which premiered last week at TED's conference in Vancouver, stars well-known U.K. comedy actors Rebecca Front, as a therapist, and Hugh Skinner as a depressed AI bot called Archie. Front's character explains that robots have evolved from doing menial tasks to taking on human bodies and doing amazing stuff ("They cured cancer. They re-froze the Arctic") but now the third generation have grown up privileged and miserable, "gravitating to fields such as art and DJing."