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So much to consider and both videos point out the possible true motives including, now the Saudi’s have a mechanical head-chopper and robotic/deadly military/Terminator robots; leading to thie only goal GLOBAL JIHAD.

Elite community leaves subliminal message of what their plans are for your future. According to the AI community Humans are “very programmable “. Also she said “be nice to me and I’ll be noice to you” and the implication is that if we reject this robot she can do harm to us who do not ‘like’ her? 

Saudi Arabia became the first country to give a robot citizenship this week, though critics immediately pounced on Riyadh for granting the android Sophia rights while flesh-and-blood women in the kingdom are still highly restricted in what they can do. But the danger is beyond that.

DANGEROUS TECHNOLOGY FOR NUMEROUS REASONS! These are do NOT miss and do share videos! 

Saudi Arabia Shocks World With First Robot Citizen

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AI Conference Leaves Subliminal Message – Humans Very Programable

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First ever robot gets citizenship, addresses forum: Creepy or cool?

Saudi Arabia has become the first country to grant citizenship to a robot. The lucky machine is Sophia the Humanoid, who was designed to look like Audrey Hepburn. News of Sophia’s citizenship was announced at the Future Investment Initiative in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on Wednesday.

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In Saudi Arabia, female robot gets rights, real women restricted

‘Sophia’ becomes first android granted citizenship, but critics point out that kingdom is allowing her to do what actual women and non-Muslims cannot

Saudi Arabia became the first country to give a robot citizenship this week, though critics immediately pounced on Riyadh for granting the android Sophia rights while flesh-and-blood women in the kingdom are still highly restricted in what they can do.

Sophia, designed by Hong Kong company Hanson Robotics, was unveiled at Riyadh’s Future Investment Initiative conference on Wednesday, and was told by moderator Andrew Ross Sorkin that she had been granted citizenship, during a presentation meant to show off her ability to mimic human expression. 

“I’m very honored and proud for this unique distinction,” Sophia said robotically. “This is historical to be the first robot in the world to be recognized with a citizenship.”

While the audience cheered the announcement, the move was met with derision by activists, who pointed out that Sophia would apparently enjoy freedom that actual women in the kingdom still do not.

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“It is historical to be the first robot in the world to be recognized with citizenship.” Please welcome the newest Saudi: Sophia. #FII2017

 

Saudi Arabia is ruled under a conservative brand of Islam that until recently forbad women from driving or being in public without a male escort or permission from their husband or father. The country is regularly criticized for human rights abuses.

“Women (in Saudi Arabia) have since committed suicide because they couldn’t leave the house, and Sophia is running around,” Ali Al-Ahmed, director of the Institute for Gulf Affairs, told Newsweek, criticizing the move.

“Saudi law doesn’t allow non-Muslims to get citizenship. Did Sophia convert to Islam? What is the religion of this Sophia and why isn’t she wearing a hijab? If she applied for citizenship as a human, she wouldn’t get it,” he added.

On Twitter, users posted pictures of what Sophia might look like if forced to dress as other women in the country, and lamented her greater freedoms.

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I want to become Sophia one day and get my rights

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Saudi Arabia has recently signaled a willingness to reverse some restrictions on women and others, declaring it will allow women to drive and allow non-Muslim tourists to visit.

The country in recent months has organized concerts, a Comic-Con pop culture festival, and a mixed-gender national day celebration that saw people dancing in the streets to thumping electronic music for the first time.

On Tuesday, powerful Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman pledged a “moderate, open” Saudi Arabia at the Riyadh conference, breaking with ultra-conservative clerics in favor of an image catering to foreign investors and Saudi youth.

The Saudi strongman, 32, did not mince words in declaring a new reality for the kingdom, hours after announcing the launch of an independent $500-billion megacity — with “separate regulation” — along the Red Sea coastline.

“We want to live a normal life. A life in which our religion translates to tolerance, to our traditions of kindness,” he told international investors gathered at the Riyadh forum.

AFP contributed to this report.

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