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Love and Sex with Robots

The Evolution of Human-Robot Relationships

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<blockquote>Love, marriage, and sex with robots? Not in a million years? <em>Maybe a whole lot sooner!</em> </blockquote>A leading expert in artificial intelligence, David Levy argues that the entities we once deemed cold and mechanical will soon become the objects of real companionship and human desire. He shows how automata have evolved and how human interactions with technology have changed over the years. Levy explores many aspects of human relationships—the reasons we fall in love, why we form emotional attachments to animals and virtual pets, and why these same attachments could extend to love for robots. Levy also examines how society's ideas about what constitutes normal sex have changed—and will continue to change—as sexual technology becomes increasingly sophisticated. Shocking, eye-opening, provocative, and utterly convincing, <em>Love and Sex with Robots</em> is compelling reading for anyone with an open mind.

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Love and Sex with Robots, David N. L. Levy

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2007
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Title
Love and Sex with Robots
Subtitle
The Evolution of Human-Robot Relationships
Language
English
Released
2007
Format
Paperback
Pages
352
ISBN10
0061359807
ISBN13
9780061359804
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<blockquote>Love, marriage, and sex with robots? Not in a million years? <em>Maybe a whole lot sooner!</em> </blockquote>A leading expert in artificial intelligence, David Levy argues that the entities we once deemed cold and mechanical will soon become the objects of real companionship and human desire. He shows how automata have evolved and how human interactions with technology have changed over the years. Levy explores many aspects of human relationships—the reasons we fall in love, why we form emotional attachments to animals and virtual pets, and why these same attachments could extend to love for robots. Levy also examines how society's ideas about what constitutes normal sex have changed—and will continue to change—as sexual technology becomes increasingly sophisticated. Shocking, eye-opening, provocative, and utterly convincing, <em>Love and Sex with Robots</em> is compelling reading for anyone with an open mind.