You're listening to the Jeff Fisher Show.

Way back, way back in 2007.

David Levi wrote Love and Sex with Robots, the evolution of human robot relationships.

Now he predicted that we would fall in love with robots.

Now he claimed that it's counterintuitive human robot relationships,

you know they might be counterintuitive.

There are many reasons to think that the love and sex when robots are going to happen.

Robots are already better in math, logic, chess, many other activities.

Is it not probable, says David, that eventually a robot companion will provide much more than a human companion in every conceivable way.

Let's fast forward to today, shall we?

I read an article last week called Let's fast forward to today, shall we?

I read an article last week called Sex and Love in the Age of Robots.

According to this article, Molly McHugh, maybe the reason we don't have mass-produced robots

is because we're still not certain what we'd want to do with them.

Hmm, do we want robots to be our friends? Or do we want them to be friends with benefits?

I would answer yes to that. Jetsons like Meade, an assistant, a teacher, an assembly line worker,

friend, friend with benefits. A yes. Now we've talked before this program about robots and how the studies have

shown that people like robots that are will do things and participate in our lives but don't really look

like a human because they always you get the idea that if it looks a lot like a

human you really feel weird because it's not human and you know that something is cool

something is off. You're not quite sure what it is but it's just not right.

Well, D.S. Dahl, a popular producer of Love Dals in Japan, says the process of

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