Harmonia is a six-part psychological thriller, which has drawn comparisons to Frankenstein with its story of a dangerous, rogue creation – and the flawed person behind it.
Over the course of the series, viewers will be led to question whether the true monster is the AI itself or the humans influencing its behaviour (via Deadline).
Further plot details are being kept under wraps, but we do know that Chloe Lea (A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms) will play a hotel staff member upon whom the AI becomes fixated.
On the British side, Harmonia is a project of Adolescence co-producer Warp Films and ITV Studios, while the Greek team includes Athens-based Neda Film and public broadcaster ERT.
"It's been so exciting to explore how our relationship with technology has changed so fast in such a short period of time, evolving faster than our ability to understand the personal and global consequences."
For Algar, it marks another high-profile lead following The Iris Affair, in which she played enigmatic mathematical genius Iris Nixon opposite Tom Hollander. Her other credits include Mary & George, Malpractice and Suspect.
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