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Ever lived with a Robot?

How would you imagine your life with a Robot?

Life with Robot

The Robot would be helpful... do its duty... do as it is asked to... not complain and not change any of your routine.
Imagine you talk and there is no genuine feedback because you know what is programmed is the output. Imagine you are the only one who shares loquaciously.

When you want it to understand emotions, you will have to tell it all in words because it couldn't see through your expressions. It couldn't read your eyes and just hug you because you deserved it. But hugged you because you asked for.

It may masturbate for you... it may tell you jokes if you wanted to be entertained... and even accompany you on a stroll when you felt alone. It would not be like owning a pet... like how your dog would come running, liking all over your face even though it was home alone while you were out. It would just make its presence felt by acting to breath a little louder... just incase you wanted to know that its there.

Ever lived with a robot? I am living with one now.


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