Comments on: Marriage and Sex With Robots – An Ethical Perspective

By: nick

nick — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 14:37:36 +0000

found your site. when robot and humans marry how are we going to trear a human robot cople like we did or some time do to an interaceural cople. i for one would love to be with a robot for men like me it would be great.

By: Steve Stevenson

Steve Stevenson — Sun, 20 Dec 2009 21:45:34 +0000

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By: safiya tani umar

safiya tani umar — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 23:43:49 +0000

it quite an intlligent development in human thinking. as you know 95% of women do not reach orgasm, largely because their partner do not deem it fit to ensure equity in the distribution of pleasure. It may interest you to know that in the Developing countries about 99% of women live and die without enjoying sex for obvious reasons. I am one of such women. until now I do not know what it takes to fully enjoy a man, or rather totally submitting ones body to the joy of sex, hence i have never enjoy sex. Being educated, i know it take quite a task to get women experience orgasm. Before women get to the pick of the game, the man is over, most times tiving the woman unsatisfied, and in pretence of having enjoyed the game. In africa a woman never said she need more. I just hope that the revolution of sex freedom expecially the virbrator will get to africa fast to redeem and free women from pains, and ushare them to self reliazation of what it take to make love. I am one of such women.

By: Lauren

Lauren — Wed, 03 Jun 2009 20:43:13 +0000

These past few days, I�m feeling more fatigued and experienced some headaches and lower backaches. Am I pregnant?

By: James

James — Mon, 29 Jan 2007 23:50:32 +0000

I truly can not wait. This would be an excellent thing for lots and lots of people. If you stop and think about the ramification’s of when robots get to this point it will be awesome. Couples who want another partner, of course those that solicit prostitutes and those that have a hard time by straying from there spouse. Of course how will others view it, that will be something that we have to wait and see, but with devises like the fleshlight and the lifelike dolls this is something that there is at least some demand for. Of course there would have to be a way to change parts, add erm, fluids, and maintance. There would also be people like myself who would have to have some way of programing them, and shared sites to for them to share there erm experances.

By: The Fembot Chronicles » David Levy - Ethical Articles

The Fembot Chronicles » David Levy - Ethical Articles — Mon, 06 Nov 2006 00:18:33 +0000

[...] SexRobot.com (see previous post, click with caution) has as its most interesting item (besides the bouncing boobies advert to the left and the fascinating videos, especially the Actroid film) an article by David Levy entitled Marriage and Sex With Robots – An Ethical Perspective (link) which delves into the question of human emotions and the ability to love something that is not entirely human. It’s a well written article which will stimulate the imagination of those who would consider themselves dead-set against sex with inanimate objects. Who is David Levy? He is currently the CEO of Intelligent Toys Ltd, a London based company specializing in the development of AI aided toys. He has many accomplishments, amongst them being the leader of the team that won the 1997 Loebner Prize in Artificial Intelligence in New York. For the time being you can read his CV here. David Levy has published a book in 2005, Robots Unlimited: Life in a Virtual Age, in which he presents a history of robotics and artificial intelligence, considers recent developments, and speculates about the future of AI, ethics and sexuality. I haven’t obtained the book yet, but it looks like essential reading. The bibliography for the book can be found here, and it appears chapters 9 onward are key. Many good references. Finally (at least for this post) there is the About.com interview with David Levy, in which he discusses robotic intimacy and sexuality with sex educator Cory Silverberg. [...]