Brought back to the scene where the anime began

The chief was a robot? The truth is a lot more frightening than I thought it would be.

after today's episode it went from Minority Report to Minority Report and Terminator, and not talking about the guns.
Unfair system to curb criminals before they commit a crime, and the self same system is something that should not have been seen by people or she, or should I say it wouldn't have taken out a blameless enforcer.

she's a cyborg. And I think, like the original Minority Report, the Sybil system is using people networked into a computer.

On a personal note, way too many disappointing things going on in one episode. From Tsunemori not killing Makishima (which is so wrong, as the robot lady wants him specifically ALIVE just like the other dude...something's up with that for sure..) and poor cutie Enforcer getting blown apart!

Unfortunately, Minority Report is a movie Iʻve never seen before. I kinda want to see it now though.

Anyway, some thoughts I had regarding the chief.

1. The chief was once a human that was replaced by a robot or something at some point.
2. The chief was always a robot and at some point, robots had made their way into society, slowly reforming it into a shape that was "ideal."

I thought the chief was a robot or something because when she pointed the dominator at Kagari at the end, this guy, ( http://myanimelist.net/character/69055/Shuusei_Kagari ) it originally was on stun mode, but it was forcibly overwritten and made to go to that execution mode.

It would be no surprise if the chief was revealed to be a cyborg as we already had an arc with a criminal who substituted his human body with a mechanical shell (robotic body). What I found astonishing was how the chief managed to override the Dominator; she changed it from Lethal Paralyzer mode to Eliminator mode which makes me believe she may be a full robot.

About the Sybil System, I'm curious as to what the core of it actually is; the Korean hacker said revealing it to the society would shake its core so it must be something shocking. While robots ruling over a city would be shocking, I find that it may be very generic to have machines calculate what is needed to establish a working government. Also, machines ruling over society just doesn't seem to match the themes of Psycho-Pass. I think the best possible answer would probably be that humans are stored inside the Sybil System's core -- we are shown that human brains can be placed in robotic bodies so it's not implausible. There isn't very much to base this theory off though so it's just speculation with little proof.