Love & Sex with Robots! No!
Watch the presentation at Ideacity, Toronto, 2016 – watch HERE
Engineering Fear & Violence: Sex Robots as the Prostituted, by Eleanor Hancock
This article is dedicated to the Ancient Greek legend of Aspasia as a warning about sex robots, in hope that her words can be highlighted and recognized, in accordance with the suffering she endured as a courtesan, a prostitute to wealthy men in Ancient Greece. Aspasia was denied a voice. For too long history books…
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a sex robot? There is no working definition of a sex robot. At present sex robots are dolls with a few motors and some software programs. Mechanical dolls would be an apt description. Why are you against sex robots? We are against the making and use of sex robots. We appreciate that a…
Challenging Sex Robots and the Brutal Dehumanisation of Women, by Lydia Kaye
Technology is evolving quickly. The gaming industry and virtual reality are reaching new levels of innovation. Developments in artificial intelligence are advancing and robots are being created. Meanwhile, the porn industry is at its highest peak in production. Due to the advent of the Internet, adult entertainment has become a highly competitive market with an…
Campaign Against Sex Robots at the London Science Museum
Join campaign director Dr Kathleen Richardson to explore issues of freedom, the human need for control and how sex robots could be dangerous and encourage further inequalities in society. What does it mean to be free? What does it mean to be in a relationship? Are robots a symbolic representation of our detachment from each…
Statement on the production of Child Sex Dolls
The Campaign Against Sex Robots is against the production of child sex dolls which are part of a cultural pattern to legitimate paedophilia more widely. The recent news that Japanese company Trottla is producing child-like sex dolls is something we want to address as a serious problem. The company, owned by Shin Takagi, offers buyers…
Ethics of Freedom and Mutual Relationship “ABANDONMENT”
Ethics of Freedom The Campaign Against Sex Robots will explore the theme of human abandonment and the ‘imagined’ role that robots will play in helping humans overcome their isolation and loneliness. Technology is a cultural artefact, entirely artificial, therefore, the way technologies are created reflect what is happening in human lived lifeworlds. We follow social…
The Campaign Against Sex Robots raises red flag for violence and victimization, calls for standards in sexbots
Article by Hope Reese in TechRepublic – read the article here
