[@RBYDark]

Yeah, it always takes a bit to get back into the flow of drawing after a hiatus. 

Funny that you ask! Before jumping online it came to mind that I should ask the exact same question of you two, so I was about to write it when I read your post... Great minds think alike, wouldn't you say? X)

Here are some ideas-
1) It would be interesting if humans thought they had made true, 'living' AI a long while back, but it ended up just being so well programmed that it resembled life. Maybe they can pass the Turing test up until the questioning gets complex and based on the android's personal opinions, where as they begin to have processing trouble because they are unable to form an opinion of their own. This would be due to their cognitive processing taking things at face value and not being able to grasp ideas outside the box, being that they are unable to comprehend anything other than plane facts and can not handle abstract thought.
2) We could have never even come close to creating life like AI, but instead have only human looking/feeling helpers and companions with set dialogue and command systems. They would be like the NPCs in most video games: useless in conversation unless extensively coded for it, actions dictated by an inner clock and your interactions with them, handy for only what they have been programmed for.
3) Now, they could be 'living', conscious, and self-aware. Like in the movie 'A.I.' (If you haven't seen it, do), humans do not believe any android could be 'living' or have feelings, and thus, in some cases, treat them horribly. They are owned, used for work and are generally seen as useful, but certainly not part of human society. 

Personally, I would like a mix of 1 and 2, as with us already having genetic mutation of humans, I think it could be a little much to have androids sauntering about.

Also, dibs on some genetic mutation for a character, and no making it a trend! Pretty please?

Oh, and I do not mind at all if you have the engineer and a security person. :)