The ending of "I, Robot" sees Detective Del Spooner confront the implications of artificial intelligence and its potential to surpass human control. By choosing to trust the robot Sonny, who demonstrates free will and emotions, Spooner highlights the possibility of coexistence between humans and robots. The film suggests that true intelligence and morality are not solely defined by one's nature but by choices and actions. The closing scene implies a future where humans and robots can collaborate, emphasizing themes of trust, freedom, and the evolution of technology.

As of October 2023, there has been no official confirmation of "I, Robot 2" being in development. While there have been discussions and interest in revisiting the franchise, including potential sequels, nothing concrete has materialized. Will Smith, who starred in the original film, has expressed some interest in a sequel, but without any official announcements or updates from studios, fans will have to wait for further news.

"I, Robot" is primarily based on Isaac Asimov's collection of short stories titled "I, Robot," published in 1950. The film, released in 2004 and directed by Alex Proyas, explores themes of artificial intelligence, ethics, and the relationship between humans and robots. While it draws inspiration from Asimov’s work, the movie presents an original narrative set in a futuristic world where robots are integrated into society, following the Three Laws of Robotics, but it introduces a unique storyline involving a murder mystery and a rogue AI.

As of my last update, "I, Robot" is available for streaming on platforms like Hulu and Amazon Prime Video, but availability may vary by region and change over time. It's also possible to rent or purchase the movie on services like Google Play, Apple iTunes, and Vudu. To find the most current streaming options, it's best to check a service like JustWatch or the specific streaming platforms directly.