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Sexbot.
Amazingly creepy.
why is it standing like its trying to do someone in the butt hole?
What's the vag look like?
I feel like the answer to that question is obvious...
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technolo...mmon-than-human-on-human-sex-says-report.html
By 2050, human-on-robot sex will be more common than human-on-human sex, says report
A shocking new report from a futurologist reveals predictions about the future of sex and robots
Helena Horton By Helena Horton10:10AM BST 29 Sep 2015
Can you imagine having sex with a humanoid robot? Apparently, this will be the norm in a few short decades. Futurologist Dr Ian Pearson has released a report in which he predicts the future of sex.
He released the report in partnership with Bondara, one of the UK's leading sex toy shops.
Dr. Pearson makes the point that robotic sex toys - vibrators - have been in use for around a century, and that virtual reality porn is about to become mainstream.
So, what really is the taboo around sex robots - which have got some campaigners incredibly fired up?
What is the future of sex?
In the report, Dr. Pearson writes:
By 2030, most people will have some form of virtual sex as casually as they browse porn today
By 2035 the majority of people will own sex toys that interact with virtual reality sex
We will start to see some forms of robot sex appearing in high-income, very wealthy households as soon as 2025
We will start to see robot sex overtaking human-human in 2050
Leisure spending could grow by a factor of five, and the sex market in 20 years could be three times bigger than today and seven times bigger by 2050.
Sex toys will account for a UK market of over £1bn
He makes the point that augmented and virtual reality technology are in development, with Oculous Rift being due for release in 2016.
As with the internet - over a quarter of internet searches, according to the report, are related to pornography - this will almost certainly be used for sex.
Some think that the ethics of watching virtual reality porn - simulating sex acts with a fake, 3D person - are no different than the ethics of having sex with a robot.
The market is going to grow as new technologies for sex develop
People are constantly looking for new ways to spice up their sex lives. This is proven by the fact that the sex toy market has been growing by 6% every year.
Dr. Pearson says: "That rate of growth can’t continue forever or it would soon be our entire spend, but underlying economic growth could stay around 2% for the next few decades at least, tripling incomes, and basic survival will take a smaller share of thatdue to automation and other technology reducing costs.
"That means that leisure spending could grow by a factor of five, and the sex market in 20 years could be three times bigger than today and seven times bigger by 2050."
As the offerings become more diverse - so, when technology such as virtual reality and sex robots go on the market - people will be willing to spend more.
Why do we feel weird about sex robots?
Perhaps because they aren't mainstream. It's the belief of Dr. Pearson that, like porn, once a lot of people use it and it becomes normalised, people won't be freaked out by it anymore.
This belief is shared by sex robot developer Matt McMullen, who has made it his life's work to develop something that can turn humans on emotionally and physically.
"While some people will enthusiastically embrace relationship-free robot sex as soon as they can afford one, as early as 2025, it won’t have much chance of overtaking sex with humans overall until 2050."
Dr Ian Pearson
McMullen uses a phrase called the 'uncanny valley' - he believes that if a sex robot is too human-like and too realistic, we get put off. He thinks it's more effective to keep them slightly unrealistic.
He said: "A moving doll is different from a, you know, detailed-to-the-finest-skin-pore copy of a person — and then making it move, for me, is a little off-putting,
"If you keep it far enough away from super-realism, I think you're in safer territory."
Dr. Pearson is of the opinion that when robots improve in terms of look and feel, people will be less squeamish.
He said: "A lot of people will still have reservations about sex with robots at first but gradually as they get used to them, as the AI and mechanical behaviour and their feel improves, and they start to become friends with strong emotional bonds, that squeamishness will gradually evaporate.
"While some people will enthusiastically embrace relationship-free robot sex as soon as they can afford one, as early as 2025, it won’t have much chance of overtaking sex with humans overall until 2050."
By 2050, human-on-robot sex will be more common than human-on-human sex, says report
A shocking new report from a futurologist reveals predictions about the future of sex and robots
Helena Horton By Helena Horton10:10AM BST 29 Sep 2015
Can you imagine having sex with a humanoid robot? Apparently, this will be the norm in a few short decades. Futurologist Dr Ian Pearson has released a report in which he predicts the future of sex.
He released the report in partnership with Bondara, one of the UK's leading sex toy shops.
Dr. Pearson makes the point that robotic sex toys - vibrators - have been in use for around a century, and that virtual reality porn is about to become mainstream.
So, what really is the taboo around sex robots - which have got some campaigners incredibly fired up?
What is the future of sex?
In the report, Dr. Pearson writes:
By 2030, most people will have some form of virtual sex as casually as they browse porn today
By 2035 the majority of people will own sex toys that interact with virtual reality sex
We will start to see some forms of robot sex appearing in high-income, very wealthy households as soon as 2025
We will start to see robot sex overtaking human-human in 2050
Leisure spending could grow by a factor of five, and the sex market in 20 years could be three times bigger than today and seven times bigger by 2050.
Sex toys will account for a UK market of over £1bn
He makes the point that augmented and virtual reality technology are in development, with Oculous Rift being due for release in 2016.
As with the internet - over a quarter of internet searches, according to the report, are related to pornography - this will almost certainly be used for sex.
Some think that the ethics of watching virtual reality porn - simulating sex acts with a fake, 3D person - are no different than the ethics of having sex with a robot.
The market is going to grow as new technologies for sex develop
People are constantly looking for new ways to spice up their sex lives. This is proven by the fact that the sex toy market has been growing by 6% every year.
Dr. Pearson says: "That rate of growth can’t continue forever or it would soon be our entire spend, but underlying economic growth could stay around 2% for the next few decades at least, tripling incomes, and basic survival will take a smaller share of thatdue to automation and other technology reducing costs.
"That means that leisure spending could grow by a factor of five, and the sex market in 20 years could be three times bigger than today and seven times bigger by 2050."
As the offerings become more diverse - so, when technology such as virtual reality and sex robots go on the market - people will be willing to spend more.
Why do we feel weird about sex robots?
Perhaps because they aren't mainstream. It's the belief of Dr. Pearson that, like porn, once a lot of people use it and it becomes normalised, people won't be freaked out by it anymore.
This belief is shared by sex robot developer Matt McMullen, who has made it his life's work to develop something that can turn humans on emotionally and physically.
"While some people will enthusiastically embrace relationship-free robot sex as soon as they can afford one, as early as 2025, it won’t have much chance of overtaking sex with humans overall until 2050."
Dr Ian Pearson
McMullen uses a phrase called the 'uncanny valley' - he believes that if a sex robot is too human-like and too realistic, we get put off. He thinks it's more effective to keep them slightly unrealistic.
He said: "A moving doll is different from a, you know, detailed-to-the-finest-skin-pore copy of a person — and then making it move, for me, is a little off-putting,
"If you keep it far enough away from super-realism, I think you're in safer territory."
Dr. Pearson is of the opinion that when robots improve in terms of look and feel, people will be less squeamish.
He said: "A lot of people will still have reservations about sex with robots at first but gradually as they get used to them, as the AI and mechanical behaviour and their feel improves, and they start to become friends with strong emotional bonds, that squeamishness will gradually evaporate.
"While some people will enthusiastically embrace relationship-free robot sex as soon as they can afford one, as early as 2025, it won’t have much chance of overtaking sex with humans overall until 2050."
I think the owner intentionally created it that way...
I'd hit it
I'm gonna **** the shit out of my first sex robot.
I'm 31, expect my shit to work for at least 30 more years. That means as long as a robot is ready to bone by 2046, I'm good to go.
I'm 31, expect my shit to work for at least 30 more years. That means as long as a robot is ready to bone by 2046, I'm good to go.
Hell by then they should be part of retirement and severance packages.
Not putting a ring on mine. They can't take your shit if they don't have a ring.
Goddamnit that gif is killing me.
I'd paint myself green and Hulk smash that S!*t.
With my luck my Japanese Sex Robot would have a headache. :whine:
That or short out and shock you dick and make it forever useless.
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