Experts boldly predict that humans and physical dolls will achieve ＂marriage freedom＂ by 2050

David Levy, author of "Love and Sex with Robots," is adamant. By 2050, not only will individuals fall in love with companion robots, but marriages between humans and machines will be blessed. The "Harmony" companion robot launched by Abyss Creations, an American company specializing in the production of physical dolls, is like a rainy day for humans, making what was originally fictional become reality.What will companion robots look like in 2050?

 

It will look very human. Hiroshi Ishiguro, a scientist in Osaka, Japan, is already developing classic robots that look just like humans. He's known for his humanoid robots, and according to him, if you find yourself in a room with one of his humanoid robots, for the first 10 to 20 seconds, you might think you're in front of a human. And, as robots evolve, you'll spend more and more time understanding that you're dealing with a machine. I think by 2050, robots will be very close to humans.

 

Is Harmony, developed by Abyss Creation, the first step in "love and sex with a robot" described in the book? Yes, that's for sure. David predicts Abyss Creation will be the first company in the world to be able to mass-produce companion robots. But their robots won't be as stunning as those developed by Ishiguro. They'll be close to the physical dolls we've seen over the years, like the inflatable dolls in "Buffy Doll Love," with a little artificial intelligence and a little dialogue.Guess Abyss Creations will be an industry first should. Abyss Creation, a company that successfully produces life-size physical dolls, produces hundreds of them a year, and the business grows steadily until it enters the companion robot market, when the technology already exists. It is understood that no company is so advanced in the field of physical dolls.

 

Some people who buy physical dolls from the abyss develop strong attachments, and love is proven. They treat their physical dolls the same way they treat their partners. If they fell in love with an inanimate object, imagine what a real product it would be. With the development of artificial intelligence, more and more people should develop feelings. By 2050, it will be possible to fall in love with a robot, which will help create a relationship between humans and robots, and you will find more and more people interested in the subject. And this is just the beginning.

 

However, the robot does not refute the owner. In the future, with artificial intelligence, companion robots will react the way you want them to. If you're looking for a partner with whom you're constantly at odds, there's an environment that makes it even more aggressive. Other factors influence personality, conversation, topics... When we see the love some people bring to their pets, it's easy to fall in love with robots. Surveys have been conducted in the past: older women were asked if they would prefer to see their pets die first, or their husbands, and most answered their husbands. If the love for animals is strong, given that they can't speak, then the attachment to human-like, human-like things is even stronger.

 

How to explain the love some people might feel for robots?

 

Right now, it's hard to imagine a bot doing an exhaustive conversation. For some scientists, that's not even possible. It is a fact today, but in 2050 it will change. AI takes time to solve many problems. The first is the art of conversation, and it takes some time before a well-crafted conversation can be held. Speech recognition is another pitfall, and there are many speech recognition software programs that contain most of what you say. Everyone has their own unique way of speaking, and AI cannot yet recognize all pronunciations, which will take decades. That's why I think

marrying robots is not until 2050, when robots will be convincing because they will be able to understand everything you say. If you follow your arguments, you'll end up marrying a robot so it's the same as a human, right? it is true. I even predicted that the first marriage would be in Massachusetts. First, because it is the most advanced state in the United States. It was one of the first places to start seriously considering same-sex marriage, and there are many companies specializing in AI and robotics. Over the course of the twentieth century, ideas about marriage,

legal or not, have evolved considerably. For example, not long ago in the US it was illegal for a white man to marry a black man. In the 21st century, some states, at least in the US, will allow marriage with robots. We will think that people should have the right to marry whoever they want - except perhaps their siblings. This could be the new queer movement.

 

In the future, humans will end up marrying a robot because it's the same as a human, right? The first wedding could be in Massachusetts, USA. Because that was the first place to start seriously considering same-sex marriage, and there are many companies specializing in artificial intelligence and robotics. Over the course of the twentieth century, the concept of marriage, as to what should be legal or not, has evolved considerably. For example, the inability to get married due to differences in class and skin color in the past will no longer exist in modern times, and the same is true of marrying a robot. We would think that people should have the right to marry whoever they want, which could be a new wave movement.

---Reprinted from the public account: Entity doll combat experience