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Romantic relationships and human robot - are no longer subject for science fiction. For several years they will become our reality. Under such an attitude meant not only mechanical sex. "I am talking about the love relationship that will be possible between man and robot in the next 40 years," - said David Levy, author of "Love + sex with robots, we have an international conference. "Robots will have emotions, feelings and personal qualities. They can� they may even love you, like other people. When the robot you say" I love you ", this will mean exactly what he said, "- continues scientist. "Robots as a sexual toy should appear on the market in the next 5 years - predicts Levy. Something like updated dolls, which now beaten all the sex shops." Such models will have special sensors in which robots will publish "inciting sounds" when a person will deal with them "erogenic zones." At the same time creating a robot like this partner, took much more time and require a lot of knowledge. "Love relationship - that's
quite another thing. In these respects the most important are completely different things. And the most difficult of all - is communication." "But I am sure that after 40 years, or maybe sooner, the robot will speak with whom you will be much nicer than with another person,"
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