Will you have sex with a robot?
Will you marry one?
Do robots have the right to say no to such unions?
These are just a few questions that were asked at the second meeting of love and sex with robots, and after the Malaysian government, Goldsmith University in London rushed to reschedule these questions --
Original location-banned it.
It turned out to be controversial not only for countries with conservative views.
No representation from the sex industry was present and no pornographic robots were displayed, which led some to question the significance of the event.
A real doll in California
The company, which makes realistic toys, claims to release an artificial intelligence --
Intensive sex dolls for next year
If it does happen, this launch will defend Dr. David Levy, who has long predicted the era of intelligent humans --looking robots.
He put forward the reason for android in the closing speech of the conference. human intimacy.
\"We have companion robots, and partner robots are a logical continuation of this trend,\" he said . \".
\"In the next 10 years, creating a robot companion in software is entirely achievable, and that\'s everything that people might want in a spouse --
\"Patience, kindness, love, trust, respect and no complaints,\" he said . \". \"{However]
Some people like the friction of a relationship and may want to marry an aggressive robot. some people will find it exciting.
\"The idea of programmable spouses raises ethical issues, especially since Dr. Levy acknowledges that the law has to recognize that robots are one person.
It may sound far away.
But in the course of 2016, some high
A level group has been set up by delegates from the tech industry, academia and government to address these issues.
For the rights of any robot in the future, Dr. Levy has a simple view: \"If the behavior of a robot indicates that it wants to get married, we must assume that it will get married.
\"There is little evidence in the technology industry that the current AI is embodied in any remote human being.
Companion robots like Pepper and Pepper have human features, but look more like friendly toys than recognizable humans.
Like the gem of Professor Shihei Yixiong, trying to create a lifelike companion --
This is based on his image-
It\'s often labeled as creepy.
But it does seem like someone who wants to humanize our robots and AIs, like Amazon\'s Alexa, and smartphone assistants like Siri, tend to be personified by their owners.
But if you look at the world of robot football, you will find that we still have a long way to go from a robot that can move like human beings.
Elsewhere, the conference is a strange combination of academic papers and intense debate among the audience.
In the field of remote voice with wonderful titles, there are some studies --
Tactile toys.
This includes Arduino\'s Teletongue.
Based on the equipment developed by the students of the school of media design, Keio University, port district, Japan.
The idea is to allow long term
There are intimate distance enthusiasts.
A partner kisses or touches an edible lollipop shaped like a body part (
The researchers are currently using their ears).
Then the sound and vibration will pass on to their lover who will feel and hear these movements.
Professor Lynn Hall of the University of Sunderland has put forward reasons for more complex sex toys --
Maybe related to virtual reality.
As a replacement for robots.
\"The robot paint spray doesn\'t look like a painter, so do we need a sex robot that looks like Jude low? \" she asked.
She also suggested that sex can be enhanced by bundling on the outer bones with data
Collect sensors.
\"If my data would allow others to have better sex, I would be happy to leak it out,\" she explained . \".
Maybe not everyone is willing.
A few months ago, the standard innovation company that produced private products was sued for claiming to secretly collect data collected by smartphones.
The connected device.
It settled out of court with an undisclosed sum.
College of Engineering-
Substantial participation in conference organization
A very small survey of the sexual attitude of robots
Ask only 30 members of their lab if they are interested in intimate relationships with robots.
The answer to the summary seems to be that while many people think this is inevitable, few will want it on their own.
\"We can\'t agree with what robots are, we can\'t agree with what sex is.
We are almost certain that there are no sex robots yet.
What we are developing is very rough and almost nothingone wants it.
But Kate Devlin, a senior Goldsmith lecturer, said the event offered an opportunity to think about how the industry might evolve and the ethical issues it would trigger.
If we have a conscious machine, how do we know it is conscious?
How advanced will consciousness be;
What responsibility do we have for our creation? \" she pondered.
\"Will they have the right?
Should we build in the agreed thought?