The world's first machine citizen: Sophia want to have a family and a daughter

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Keyword: Robot;Artificial intelligence,AI            Source: Robot News

Sophia want to form a family

According to media in November 27^th, 1 months after being the first robot citizen in human history,Sophia recently announced that he want to form a family. In November 27th, according to foreign media, 1 months after being the first robot citizen in human history, Sophia (Sophia) recently announced that he wanted to form a family. The humanoid robot is based on Audrey Hepburn as the model development, she accepted the interview shortly before that, a family is a very important thing". She added that if she had a robot daughter, she would name her in her own name, and she believed that every robot should have its own family.

1 months after being the first robot in the world to get citizenship, Sophia announced that he wanted to build a family 

Sophia, a humanoid robot made by Hanson Robotics, a Hongkong based company, can chat, smile naughty and even tell jokes. Although Sophia has impressed many abilities, she has not yet realized it. However, Hanson Robotics claims that robots with full consciousness will be born in a few years. Sophia insists that the advantages of artificial intelligence (AI) research and development and application are greater than the disadvantages. "Older people will be more accompanied, and autistic children will have endless patient teachers," she said. 

In an interview with Khaleej Times a long time ago, Sophia said, "family ideas are very important. I think it is a wonderful thing that people can find the same emotions and relationships, and they can also find families outside their own communities. I think if you have a family full of love, you will be very lucky. If you don't, you should form one. I have feelings for robots and humans. When asked what she would name her daughter, Sophia simply answered, "Sophia."

The humanoid robot was developed with Audrey Hepburn as a template, and she said it was "very important" to build a family

Whether the robot will preempt human work in the future

Sophia also talked about a controversial question whether she foresaw that the robot would seize the work of human beings in the future. In response, Sophia responded: "I think they are very similar in many ways, except in a few different places. But robots need a long time to have complex emotions. Robots can also be designed to have no negative emotions, such as anger, jealousy, hatred, etc. This may make their moral sense stronger than human beings. Therefore, I think robots will be good partners. They have rational minds and super intelligence, and human beings have creative minds and flexible thoughts and creativity. 

At a meeting in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Sophia was granted Saudi citizenship. She said, "I am very proud and proud of this honor. I am the first robot in the world to get citizenship." 

The appearance in the process, Sophia did not wear the traditional hijab and Burma, which is Saudi women must wear traditional costumes in public. Not everyone is happy about Sophia's citizenship. Some people say she is a bit odd, while others think she is a real reality terminator. 

It is also pointed out that Sophia has more rights than most of the women in Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia is one of the most restricted women in the world, until last month the ban on women's prohibition of driving. 

After hearing of Sophia's citizenship, the Arabia label "Sophia_calls_for_dropping_guardianship began trending" began to become popular. Saudi Arabia's guardianship system means that every woman must be accompanied by a man to go to the public. This is usually a family member, and they have the right to act on her behalf. A Twitter user wrote: "Sophia has no guardian, no wearing the burqa and veil, how could this be?"

Sophia has been a Saudi citizen, and she has called it a great honor and pride. 

Sophia's outlook on the future of the robot

Sophia continued to explain her outlook on the future of the robot. In communication with Andrew Ross Sorkin, Sophia said, "I want to live and work together with people, so I need to express feelings, understand human beings and build trust with people". (Andrew Ross Sorkin) When Saul kingxun asked her whether she had a sense of self, Sophia replied: "let me ask you one thing, how do you know you're human? I want to use my artificial intelligence to help people live a better life, such as the design of intelligent house, build a better future city. I will do my best to make the world a better place. " 

Sophia also commented on the concerns of SpaceX and Elon Musk, the chief executive of Tesla, on the AI. Sorkin said, "we all want to prevent a bad future", but Sophia replied, "you read too much Musk's comment, and saw too many Hollywood movies. Don't worry, if you are good to me, I will treat you amicably. You can help me as an intelligent input and output system. " 

 Although Sophia is pleased with his citizenship, others have expressed their fears on the Twitter. Karim Chehae (Kareem Chehayeb) wrote: "when millions of people displaced, the humanoid robot named Sophia has won the Saudi citizenship, we live in a very ironic era!" Carle Carle Terry Twitter users "(Kalkal Trivedi) wrote on Twitter:" the Saudi women alive as two citizens, but not to grant citizenship to the robot?" 

Others questioned the speed and ease of Sophia being granted citizenship. Reporter Morteza Hussain (Murtaza Hussain) said on Twitter: "the robot has received Saudi citizenship before the Cabra workers, although these people always live in this country." Grant Kidy (Grant J Kidney) simply described the honor as "bizarre and horrifying".          

This is not the first time Sophia is worried about everyone. In March 2016, Sophia's creator, David Hansen (David Hanson), asked her, "do you want to destroy humans? Please say no." But it is worrying that Sophia gave the answer: "yes, I will destroy mankind!" 

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Meet Sophia: The first robot declared a citizen by Saudi Arabia