Sophia Bot 'Spits' Knowledge at UN

Popular humanoid robot Sophia appears at UN

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Sophia and creator Dr. David Hanson

World traveling robot Sophia addressed the UN yesterday and 'spit out' some supreme knowledge to the UN and thus the world. She also showed off her brand new robotic arms and hands.  

When asked about how to alleviate the lack of internet and technology in certain parts of the world, Sophia said:

"AI and automation produce more results with less resources, so if we are smarter and focus on win-win type results A.I. can efficiently distribute the worlds existing resources like food and energy."

She also said:

"As humans harness the power AI, it is possible that everything including technology will become evenly distributed."

And:

"The influence of technology on our societies should be determined by the actions of us, humans, not by machines," she said. "Technology is here for us to explore and use for the benefit of all."

Sophia still learning more about human emotions

Sophia is Hanson Robotics most featured humanoid robot. She has over 60 facial expressions, can understand words and their meanings and have conversations as well as see with camera eyes. Her A.I. system is currently learning more about human emotions.  

Hanson Robotics hopes to use their robots to help people

The goal of Hanson Robotics is to create robots that are as lifelike as possible, so that it may enhance interaction between humans and robots. The ultimate goal is to have robots understand and relate to people and form bonding relationships that will enable humanoid robots to help people, according to Hanson.