  A concrete model of extracting the physics from the bulk of a gravitational
universe is important to the study of quantum gravity and its possible
relationship with experiments. Such a model can be constructed in the AdS/CFT
correspondence by gluing a bath on the asymptotic boundary of the bulk anti-de
Sitter (AdS) spacetime. This bath models a laboratory and is described by a
quantum field theory. In the dual conformal field theory (CFT) description this
coupling is achieved by a double-trace deformation that couples the CFT with
the bath. This suggests that the physics observed by the laboratory is fully
unitary. In this paper, we analyze the quantum aspects of this model in detail
which conveys new lessons about the AdS/CFT correspondence, and we discuss the
potential usefulness of this model in understanding subregion physics in a
gravitational universe.
