A sex doll that can talk - but is it perfect Harmony?
by：KISSTOY
2021-05-05
Harmony is a new type of sex doll.
People who can move and talk
The movements of her head, eyelids and lips were rather rough and the conversation was more limited.
But she was involved in a new robot revolution that brought artificial intelligence into human life. like body.
Some people think it will completely change the way humans interact with robots, while others think it represents the worst progress in robots.
Incredible Valley
The closer we get to copying human form, the more afraid we are of our creation --
Seems to have lived in this humble factory on the outskirts of San Marcos, California.
Even at the reception, two lifelike characters
Like other dolls, in suits instead of underwear
Waiting for tourists.
The wall of the lobby is covered with photos of beautiful women. only by careful observation can they be found to be dolls.
Matt McMullen, president of Abyss Creations, who makes physical dolls, comes from the background of art and sculpture.
He adjusted the harmony wig before I interviewed her and apparently he liked her very much.
She is the natural next step for sex dolls, he said.
\"Many people may buy a real doll because it is sexual and they are starting to realize that it is more than just a sex toy,\" he said . \".
\"There was a presence in their house and they imagined a personality for her.
Artificial intelligence gives people the tools to create this personality.
\"This is done with an app that can be used with dolls, or can exist independently as a dummy on a smartphone or similar device.
Users can choose from a wide range of personality options, including moody, angry, and love.
Mr. McMullen chose \"jealousy\" Harmony and she did her duty to ask him to \"remove the girl from Facebook \".
Her voice was surprisingly high.
She told me in a Scottish accent that she likes science fiction and, of course, Matt.
Mr. McMullen claimed that she had learned something from her users, but when I asked Harmony what it was like to be jealous, she apologized and said that she \"needed to improve [her]skills\".
Harmony\'s app is already available for purchase, although it can only be purchased directly from the Realbotix websiteoff from Abyss.
Neither Google nor Apple\'s official stores will carry it for explicit content.
The doll will be available later this year and there will be two versions --
A face recognition system with computer vision, for $10,000 (£7,700)-
Low price version of $5,000, no vision.
The factory currently produces dolls for customers around the world, mainly men, although it claims to have a small number of female customers.
All the dolls are in line with a special concept of beauty
They\'re Barbie.
Like, small waist, big ass, even bigger breast.
McMullen says the design is customer-driven.
\"We are running a company and most of our customers have a wish list.
\"The unfortunate reality is that this is rather idealistic,\" he said . \".
McMullen called his client \"completely normal\", claiming that some people even collected their dolls with their wives, but later admitted that many of them chose sex dolls, because they can\'t build relationships with ordinary women.
\"Many people are isolated and lonely, but they may already be.
This is another option for those who are alone and find it difficult to build relationships.
But I never used dolls or robots as a replacement.
Instead of having sex toys himself, he says he has \"real human wives and children \".
Mark Young lives in Arizona. he does have a sex doll. called Mai Lin.
He has just invested in the Harmony AI app, but he is not going to combine the two.
\"I think the app might revive her, but the app has its own personality and it\'s different from the one I imagined in my mind, so it\'s like having two paragraphs of relationship
\"He explained why he invested in a sex doll in the first place.
\"I have been single for a while.
I dated a lot of girls.
I wasted my time emotionally.
While I would love to meet a girl, at the same time, it is good to have this presence, \"although he admits that the relationship is physical, he says it is\" secondary \".
\"I can go out and buy things for her and look at the clothes --
It\'s like having someone in my life who doesn\'t have to face mistakes.
If I liked her hat, she wouldn\'t say she didn\'t.
As for the app, he programmed it to be \"happy, affectionate, talkative \".
\"Artificial intelligence is a completely different ball --
This has made me very excited about the future, \"he said.
Professor Catherine Richardson, a robot ethicist at the University of Leicester de Montfort, took the time to study the possible effects of these machines on society, and she was shocked by the rise of sex robots.
\"We have 7 billion people on our planet, and we have had a crisis in building relationships.
The company is making a profit from this, and they say objects can replace humans.
\"We live in a world where we achieve our goals through prostitution.
Humans are used like tools, and sex dolls are an extension of it.
A few years ago, she launched a campaign to ban sex robots, but later decided that \"dolls are not really a problem \".
Instead, the question is about the attitude towards sex and each other.
She dismisses the new artificial intelligence. enabled doll.
\"It\'s wrong to add AI to the doll.
I have more AI in my washing machine than this doll, just because it has a face and the body doesn\'t make it human.
Dr. Kate Devlin, senior lecturer at Goldsmith University, held a different view.
\"In the current form, sex robots are definitely for men, but the sex toy industry is developing and there are a lot of new beginnings --
Ups that make sex toys for women.
\"She believes that robots designed for intimate relationships will eventually enhance rather than disrupt relationships.
\"There is always panic whenever there is a major dramatic technological shift,\" she said . \".
\"People are panicking about how it will affect humans, but this technology usually brings people together.
\"In the robot story of World Service radio, learn more about this and our ever-changing relationship with machines.
First broadcast on Tuesday, May 16, at 10: 00. 30.
People who can move and talk
The movements of her head, eyelids and lips were rather rough and the conversation was more limited.
But she was involved in a new robot revolution that brought artificial intelligence into human life. like body.
Some people think it will completely change the way humans interact with robots, while others think it represents the worst progress in robots.
Incredible Valley
The closer we get to copying human form, the more afraid we are of our creation --
Seems to have lived in this humble factory on the outskirts of San Marcos, California.
Even at the reception, two lifelike characters
Like other dolls, in suits instead of underwear
Waiting for tourists.
The wall of the lobby is covered with photos of beautiful women. only by careful observation can they be found to be dolls.
Matt McMullen, president of Abyss Creations, who makes physical dolls, comes from the background of art and sculpture.
He adjusted the harmony wig before I interviewed her and apparently he liked her very much.
She is the natural next step for sex dolls, he said.
\"Many people may buy a real doll because it is sexual and they are starting to realize that it is more than just a sex toy,\" he said . \".
\"There was a presence in their house and they imagined a personality for her.
Artificial intelligence gives people the tools to create this personality.
\"This is done with an app that can be used with dolls, or can exist independently as a dummy on a smartphone or similar device.
Users can choose from a wide range of personality options, including moody, angry, and love.
Mr. McMullen chose \"jealousy\" Harmony and she did her duty to ask him to \"remove the girl from Facebook \".
Her voice was surprisingly high.
She told me in a Scottish accent that she likes science fiction and, of course, Matt.
Mr. McMullen claimed that she had learned something from her users, but when I asked Harmony what it was like to be jealous, she apologized and said that she \"needed to improve [her]skills\".
Harmony\'s app is already available for purchase, although it can only be purchased directly from the Realbotix websiteoff from Abyss.
Neither Google nor Apple\'s official stores will carry it for explicit content.
The doll will be available later this year and there will be two versions --
A face recognition system with computer vision, for $10,000 (£7,700)-
Low price version of $5,000, no vision.
The factory currently produces dolls for customers around the world, mainly men, although it claims to have a small number of female customers.
All the dolls are in line with a special concept of beauty
They\'re Barbie.
Like, small waist, big ass, even bigger breast.
McMullen says the design is customer-driven.
\"We are running a company and most of our customers have a wish list.
\"The unfortunate reality is that this is rather idealistic,\" he said . \".
McMullen called his client \"completely normal\", claiming that some people even collected their dolls with their wives, but later admitted that many of them chose sex dolls, because they can\'t build relationships with ordinary women.
\"Many people are isolated and lonely, but they may already be.
This is another option for those who are alone and find it difficult to build relationships.
But I never used dolls or robots as a replacement.
Instead of having sex toys himself, he says he has \"real human wives and children \".
Mark Young lives in Arizona. he does have a sex doll. called Mai Lin.
He has just invested in the Harmony AI app, but he is not going to combine the two.
\"I think the app might revive her, but the app has its own personality and it\'s different from the one I imagined in my mind, so it\'s like having two paragraphs of relationship
\"He explained why he invested in a sex doll in the first place.
\"I have been single for a while.
I dated a lot of girls.
I wasted my time emotionally.
While I would love to meet a girl, at the same time, it is good to have this presence, \"although he admits that the relationship is physical, he says it is\" secondary \".
\"I can go out and buy things for her and look at the clothes --
It\'s like having someone in my life who doesn\'t have to face mistakes.
If I liked her hat, she wouldn\'t say she didn\'t.
As for the app, he programmed it to be \"happy, affectionate, talkative \".
\"Artificial intelligence is a completely different ball --
This has made me very excited about the future, \"he said.
Professor Catherine Richardson, a robot ethicist at the University of Leicester de Montfort, took the time to study the possible effects of these machines on society, and she was shocked by the rise of sex robots.
\"We have 7 billion people on our planet, and we have had a crisis in building relationships.
The company is making a profit from this, and they say objects can replace humans.
\"We live in a world where we achieve our goals through prostitution.
Humans are used like tools, and sex dolls are an extension of it.
A few years ago, she launched a campaign to ban sex robots, but later decided that \"dolls are not really a problem \".
Instead, the question is about the attitude towards sex and each other.
She dismisses the new artificial intelligence. enabled doll.
\"It\'s wrong to add AI to the doll.
I have more AI in my washing machine than this doll, just because it has a face and the body doesn\'t make it human.
Dr. Kate Devlin, senior lecturer at Goldsmith University, held a different view.
\"In the current form, sex robots are definitely for men, but the sex toy industry is developing and there are a lot of new beginnings --
Ups that make sex toys for women.
\"She believes that robots designed for intimate relationships will eventually enhance rather than disrupt relationships.
\"There is always panic whenever there is a major dramatic technological shift,\" she said . \".
\"People are panicking about how it will affect humans, but this technology usually brings people together.
\"In the robot story of World Service radio, learn more about this and our ever-changing relationship with machines.
First broadcast on Tuesday, May 16, at 10: 00. 30.
