What do you mean I'm going to want to fuck a robot?

Yeah, and you know what, when they do the research in the surveys,

although people say, oh, what do you mean?

Right? Most people would have sex with a robot at least once.

And when we think about it in the future, we think, okay, there's a certain subset of people

that will, you know, are robo-sexuals or attracted to that, that will keep those robots as their

partners. But then there's kind of the rest of us. It was sort of like, it's a novelty.

Probably try it once or twice. And what distinguishes a sex robot versus sex doll is the technology.

So they have technology often inside their heads that allows them to be programmed to talk to you,

to change their personality type from funny shy, charming, cute, submissive, flirty,

dial it up, dial it down. But really, if you want to get really nerdy, they're not quite robots

yet. So robots, the definition of robots is their limbs would move in both directions, right?

I've forgotten the techie term for that. But at the moment, they don't do that. And actually,

that would be really dangerous. Can you imagine a sex accident if all the robot's limbs are moving

and something knocks you out off the bed or something?

Thanks for listening to Sex with Emily. I'm Dr. Emily. And in today's show, I'm joined by

Sex Tech expert and host of the Future of Sex Podcast, Brian E. Cole, to talk about all

things sex tech and what the future may just have in store for us. Topics include sex robots.

Will they become the norm? The Arporn. So what's the draw and how can you use it wisely if at all?

Okay, so Volvo seemed to get all the love when it comes to vibrators. But what about the penises?

And how do you delicately tell your partner that their oral skills are just a little rough?

I got you all this and more. Thanks for listening.

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