A song from 1981 by Electric Light Orchestra accompanied with a clip from the 2014 film Ex Machina, with its female mensch-maschine.
This is not 100% cyberpunk, but not much is. At least it is dystopian science-fiction about an android made by a megacorporation (IBM).
This is one of my favorite songs by this band. It is written and singed by the band leader Jeff Lynne.
It is a catchy tune that tells the story of some computerized and sexy android, made by IBM, with an intelligence quote of 1001, but with a heart of stone. The longing for her love echoes out in empty space, as she is as cold as ice. That's what I could grasp of the lyrics at least.
The vocals sound quite similar to the vocals in "Video killed the radio star" as they are very processed.
This is a little synth-pop gem, a futuristic merge of musicality and machines and of our everlasting longing for love and compassion, a longing that sometimes calls out in vain, like in this song.
Jeff Lynne was ahead of his time and "time has the final word".