Experts recommend banning more realistic sex dolls

Imagine, when you imagine a sex doll, the image of a crude inflatable doll might come to mind.

But human sex dolls have become so realistic that some experts claim there should be “laws of vision” to limit where they don’t develop properly.

Futurist Ian Pearson said such laws could prevent sex robots from looking too realistic. The reason may be the panic caused by the robot threat theory and the uncanny valley theory.

In an interview with the Daily Star Online, Dr Pearson said: “It is possible (we don’t know the difference), but regulation may force some clear distinctions to become apparent.”

For example, Dr. Pearson suggested that sex robots could have bright blue eyes that subtly indicate in some intuitive detail that they are not human.

He added that for a variety of reasons, this judgment seems reasonable, even if technology allows it not to.

Just days before Dr Pearson’s proposal, sex robotics expert Brick claimed that 5G networks would make sex robots so lifelike that we wouldn’t be able to distinguish them from humans.

He explained: “At all times, you get a more stable flow of information from software to hardware activation, better synchronization and smoother, more realistic movement from hardware. This is the key to synthetic evolution. Not only It’s an action, and it’s a human action, even to the point of being indistinguishable from a real person.”

“Once it (upgrades) finally gets on the composite, it will just use the Wi-Fi connection to get the information.”

“I think this will happen when it becomes a mobile device and carries its own power battery. It will be forced to be connected to the body and head and no longer need a carrier signal.

“Sometimes signals may be used to update artificial intelligence, and 5G will help in that.”