When an AI begins taking over the minds of people connected to the latest in social media, The MindNet, a deadbeat, loner hacker whose own illegal setup makes him immune must locate where the AI is operating to upload a virus that’ll erase it before all individuality is lost.

Knightrider:

I appreciate your interest (dare I say obsession) with plots involving memory, but in this case,? I suggest you're missing a story line with an immediate hook into current events.? That is, what if it turns out that it isn't the Russians, or the Chinese or the North Koreans who are exploiting social networks with bogus bots to influence world events, but an AI gone rogue?

fwiw

Knightrider:

I appreciate your interest (dare I say obsession) with plots involving memory, but in this case,? I suggest you're missing a story line with an immediate hook into current events.? That is, what if it turns out that it isn't the Russians, or the Chinese or the North Koreans who are exploiting social networks with bogus bots to influence world events, but an AI gone rogue?

fwiw

The question is, when does the audience find out an AI is hacking peoples brains?

If it's in the first act it's an important piece of the logline
If it's in the third act, it's a big reveal and should not be in the logline.