SEX, TECHNOLOGY 15,000$ DOLL NEVER SAYS NO

Ilon Mask, the founder of SpaceX and co-founder of Tesla, is convinced that intelligent robots will destroy people. Google's artificial intelligence has succeeded in creating her artificial intelligence that is more powerful than any man ever made, and the new danger could be sex robots, machines designed for pleasure, which can easily become - killers!

Although the story of sexual terminators sounds like a joke, such a possibility really exists, warns Dr. Nik Paterson, a lecturer on cyber security at the University of Dickinson in Australia. He believes that in the future, hackers will be able to control sex robots more easily than today's laptops or mobile phones.

• Managed from a remote control site, sexy cyborgs can be used for all kinds of work, including violence and murder - writes Indy100.com.

"Hackers can break into a robot or robotic device and gain full control over connections, hands, legs and other embedded instruments, which in some cases can also mean knives," says Paterson.

When a robot gets hacked, a hacker gets full control and gives him instructions for work or, perhaps, murder!

• Like smartphones and robots, it will require an operating system that will be connected to the Internet, making it easier to hack, says Paterson.
  

Models of sex-robots that are currently on the market can be programmed to memorize what their customers like - like favorite foods, movies, music or birth dates. The most advanced sex robot is Harmoni, Real Doll, a sex-robot whose personality can be adapted to the owner.

quote>quote>quoteHarmony can be programmed to as many as 18 different personality traits, and can be shy, but also sexy, and optionally has Scottish accent.

It can also be changed a bit: from her hair to the vagina, she has a moving jaw with soft lips, an ultra-tongue and silicone teeth. There is also a model of a doll bearing the name Eva, and built on the basis of the mold of real women's bodies. It can be in as many as 20 different sexual positions.

In the global sex-technology market annually $ 3.6 billion is turned up, and around the world companies are racing to create a new type of robot that they say will change sex forever. Customers will be willing to spend $ 15,000 for a doll that "never says no," they say.