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sex robot has done the rounds on social media as it appeared to have a Glaswegian accent - leaving many in hysterics.The clip, showing Realbotix CEO Matt McMullen discussing how the Harmony 2.1 robot will work, was shared alongside the caption: "The first sex robots are about to hit the market."Matt explains how an app can be connected to the sex robot, allowing people to have a "conversation with it". The robot then "comes to life" and says (in an undeniably Scottish accent): "Glad you came back so fast baby, I'm glad you came back that fast.

sex dolls aimed at the LGBTQ community could soon be available after a realistic sex doll company looks to release a model for lesbians.RealDoll, an American adult toy and robotics company, are looking to expand their market by offering models catered to the LGBTQ community through programming.According to reports, RealDoll is currently working on models of lesbian dolls as it continues to head towards the release of its first-ever male sex doll.The company previously announced it was working on a male doll, called Henry, revealing it can be programmed to be gay.Speaking in an Instagram video, Matt McMullen, CEO of RealDoll subdivision Realbotix, said spoke about the complexities of creating the artificial intelligence of Henry with regards

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A groundbreaking gay sex robot set to be released has already tempted customers – including a bodybuilder who married his sex doll.US company RealDoll offered the public a glimpse of Henry last month, a prototype male sex robot with artificial intelligence.CEO and founder Matt McMullen said they’re currently working on his “sexual preference” and a “bionic penis” powerful enough to “lift trucks”.RealDoll produces some of the most advanced sex robots in the world, some of which are equipped with AI capabilities.They are capable of carrying out conversations, mimicking orgasms and developing their own personalities.Yuri Tolochko, a muscleman from Kazakhstan who married sex doll Margo last

Sex robots will soon be able to be programmed to be straight or gay, a renowned creator has claimed.Buyers will be able to set their "sexual preference" prior to shipping, according to RealDoll CEO and founder Matt McMullen. In a video posted on Instagram by company rep Brick Dollbanger, Matt explained the firm was working on new AI technology that would give their machines a new dimension when it comes to lovemaking.

Sex robots can help customers build "empathy" with women, a renowned creator has said.

sex robot said that machines would “take over the world” after her personality was cranked up to “maximum” realism.Journalist Jenny Kleeman recalled the conversation between RealDoll boss Matt McMullen and one of his flagship creations, Harmony.She was visiting the factory of sex robot manufacturer Abyss Creations in San Marcos, California, the US.During her trip, McMullen showed off his creations and discussed the company’s application of artificial intelligence.Kleeman said in the 2017 Guardian podcast: “McMullen had turned the intellectual aspect of Harmony’s personality up to maximum for my benefit – a previous visit by a CNN crew had gone badly after he had amplified her sexual nature.”During that visit, Harmony had said “terrible

sex robots with cutting edge AI have been recorded arguing with each other in a bid for their owner's attention. Harmony and Tanya, models created by US manufacturer RealDoll, were previewing a company event called “Harmony Alive” on Saturday, February 6.Customers will be shown how to carry out robot repairs, and RealDoll owner Matt McMullen will be answering questions.Both Harmony and Tanya have been created with “X-Mode” – an AI-driven system that allows models to form expressions, move their heads and carry out conversations.

Sex robots are set to be installed with artificial intelligence (AI)-powered eyes that will enable them to recognise humans and start conversations. Author and documentary-maker, Jenny Kleeman, spoke to Daily Star Online about her visit to the Abyss Creations factory in San Diego.

sex robots have soared since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, and now one of the major developers in the industry has said his robots will be able to talk to their owners about the disease. Matt McMullen, the CEO of Realbotix, said his new Harmony models come with a conversational coronavirus feature which supports human-machine dialogue about Covid-19.

Sex robots which makers say are capable of holding conversations have gone on sale in their thousands.

Sex robots have been filmed holding a conversation with a human interviewer – and giving some very coherent responses.A male and female doll from US company RealDoll are pictured sitting down on a video call.RealDoll founder, Matt McMullen, is seen in the call too as he talks through their flagship artificial intelligence (AI) technology.And in a stunning showcase of the AI, the two robots answer questions clearly.After being asked if sex robots "get in the way of human relationships", the female doll replies: "Synthetic companionship can be a viable option for certain people."You don't need to think of it as a competition with real relationships."The doll, named Harmony, is then asked if it "is Scottish".It replies: "No I am an American, I