in recent years,realistic sex dolls(including single-prat mechanized components) have become increasingly comples and realistic,so there are now what might be called humanoid sex robots,some media even suggest that they will eventually become indistinguishable from humans.
this raises interesting ethical and philosophical questions.there’s a study in a recent issue of the < internationnal journal of social robotics>,two researchers from the university of Virginia and the university of bergamo in ltaly take readers through cutting-edge arguments and predictions about sex robots.and the critical text analysis is carried out on the basis of morality.
Deborah Johnson and Mario verdicchio expression:”we started joint research to expose some of the myths and misconceptions about ai in the media.we were shocked by some fundamentally flawed ideas.
in the thesis,Deborah Johnson and Mario verdicchio essentially questioning the notion that androids can be lovers and parters,they believe that although robots are looking and acting more and more like humans,but claims that they will eventually replace humans are far-fetched.
they say that one of our arguements applies to humanoid sex robots,but it also applies to all other technological objects,and it’s not developed in isolation,but shaped by cultural ideas,social values,and conceputual frameworks.in other words,humanoid sex robots are not exotic,social forces constrain their design and meaning.
critical analysis by researchs suggests that the invention of humanoid robots has many possible future trajectories,all of which are invetible influences by social perceptions and values.that means a future in which humanoid robots will eventually replace human partners is not inevitable.
our analysis aim to clarify what has already happened,not to look for something new,in a sense,we should be pleased if our readers found that way we socialized and conceptualize tachnology objecs such as humanoid robots has a much greater impact on how companies design and deploy such products.
Johnson and verdicchio has provided new theoretical insights into the possible meanings of sex robots and the meanings that humans give or may attribute to these machines,their observations suggest that the extreme scenarios that the media sometimes obsess over are far from inevitable or inevitable.in future work,researchers will try to uncover other myths an misconceptions in the media about the future of AI.
Deborah Johnson and Mario verdicchio expression:”first,we’ll take a more technical approach to the latest trends in artificial intelligence,machine learning and neural networks,there’s been a lot of talk about them,but we’re not really happy with them as working black boxes,and we really want to open them.”
in additional to technology-ralated topics,Johnson and Verdicchio plan to conduct philosophical research to explore issues such as accountability and ethics in AI decision-making.