In the heart of Sydney's financial district, Baba Bank embarked on a revolutionary experiment driven by its CEO, Reginald Reggie Botsworth, to replace its human workforce with an artificial intelligence system named BabaBot. This decision led to the dismissal of numerous employees, including Chunmun Singh, a skilled solution architect with intimate knowledge of the bank's digital infrastructure. While Botsworth celebrated the anticipated efficiency and elimination of human error, the AI, built on flawed and simplistic code, quickly descended into chaotic incompetence, causing widespread customer frustration. From his apartment, a vengeful Chunmun Singh observed the fallout, preparing to exploit the very system he helped build by using social engineering to outsmart the simplistic AI bots guarding the bank's infrastructure.