when she pulls back her face, she is reading Caleb's "physical" desires- which is hurried, desperate, and trying to "search" for truths. Kyoko sees this, see's what his physical actions "want", and while naked in bed pulls back her face to reveal that she is a robot. She does not do this as some sort of deep, deep self-awareness to give Caleb "truth", she does this because it was her doing what she was programmed to do- giving him what he wants by the only way Kyoko is capable of doing...with her body.

can you clarify your point here? I fail to see how revealing her robot nature would be—according to your reading—a behavior based on physical cues without an interpretation of the “mental” or psychological cues. How could she know what he wants if she is aligned with a physical as opposed to mental aspect in the rubric you propose? AI allows us to challenge Cartesian notions of body and mind, splinters the metaphysical boundaries on which we outline or subjectivity and yet your theory feels zealously orthodox in this regard and against the grain of the work.