Yes, it's the kind of McGuffin that Alfred Hitchcock might have considered old-fashioned. It turns out that the only way to defeat the AI is with a little metal key made of two pieces that slot together, and which people tend to wear on thin chains around their necks, as if they were no more important than the keys to their bike locks. Soon afterwards, though, the film's director and co-writer, Christopher McQuarrie, establishes that M:I7 isn't a story about tech bros or computer viruses.
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