In the near future, humans may begin to have sex with robots.
As early as 2012, relevant research indicates that at the end of 2050, Amsterdam’s red-light district will provide sexy robot services to avoid spreading diseases; even speculation that the local municipal government will control robot service time and service prices!
Recently, two researchers from George University School of Medicine and King’s College London published the latest research on the impact of sex robots on human health in the International Journal of Medical Health. But research data shows that they have not found that sex robots have a positive impact on people’s health.
“The biggest market for sex robots is not the healthcare industry, and “health” is more like a manufacturer’s gimmick. The researchers said, “not to use it in the treatment of pedophiles or other sex offenders, because the robots will not refuse, making them even more deviating.”
The researchers also reserved opinions on whether the service provided by the fun robot can reduce the spread of the disease.