Listen. I'm not saying that Matt Drudge has a sex robot, but I'm
not not saying that he has six sex robots in his garage either. We
are not starting. I'm not starting that rumor here. You're fascinated with people
who are into that total. So it's so over the past couple of years
we have every time there's a story about a sex robot, a girl wants
to talk about it. Think of how far we've come from the blow up
doll. I imagine the progress. Yeah, is there a robot that could
take the trash off, because that's what I need, you know before.
A robot that doesn't leave socks everywhere. Yeah, that would be great.
So I don't know if a lot of you know out there the history of
perversion that is Miriam, this is fake it's not. It's not hashtake fake
news. So there is a long history. So Mariam has a degree in
psychology, and she do. She does have an undergraduate degree in psychology,
and so she has always enjoyed the freak show. I do enjoy a good
freak show, she does. And by that I don't mean pervy stuff.
I mean you do, Yeah, you do. She likes the pervy stuff
too. I mean, she likes to see the like the weird people.
She likes people who eat couches. Okay, but that's not sexual. But
you also enjoy the sexual weird stuff too. Frankly, I do enjoy it
in it. She's open to it, you guys, But can you not
make it sound like I'm open to participating in the world. So I'm not
saying that you're open to participating in it. But you don't mind reading about
it. You like to talk about it, you like to be You're fascinated
with people who are into that total time. So it's so over the past
couple years we have every time there's a story about a sex robot, girl
wants to talk about it. Okay, to be fair, because we do
politics, and so the Drudge Report is a frequent you know that it's a
source. Yeah, listen, I'm not and he constantly has all the news
about Listen. I'm not saying that Mad Drudge has a sexu robot, but
I'm not not saying that he has six sex robots in his garage either.
We are not starting I'm not starting that rumor here, but I've bet the
dude has it. On the Drudge Report a lot. I mean, every
time there's a sex robot story, it's he's all over front and center.
He's all over. He is on it like bumb on a ham sandwich,
you know what I'm saying. So it's he's on it. So we talk
about sexu robots quite a bit because Miriam is obsessed with sex robots, and
I'm like, why do we have to talk about since again? So you
were like, so, what are we going to do our podcast yesterday?
And I was like six. He's like, so, I'm like, can
we can we talk about like something else, you know, like maybe you
know, the decline of marriage or something, you know, something really tough.
It does, so, so that's going to be saved for another week.
If so we have to talk about sexual we got to get it out
of the way, you guys. It's like, welcome to the Dasy Common
Sense Cast. Everybody, welcome. We're going to talk about sexual bots,
where we plan to talk about sex robots and the scourge on humanity that we
think they are. How many times have I said sexu robots so far in
the first like three minutes, and not as many as Matt Drudge has ye
I'm getting today, all right, So here we go. So listen.
It's a real thing. Yeah, it's a problem. We're not just talking
about it because we like to talk about the pervinus that is SEXU robots.
But it's a real thing because these things are now in our society, right,
And it's not just it's not just sex robots, right, it's robots
and AI and all the stuff that's like taking over our society. And and
we're going to talk about the reasons why we think this is happening now.
I personally think that all of the stuff should be taken out in the backyard
and burned with fire. That's I'm just getting that out of mere. I
just think of how far we've come from the blow up doll. Imagine the
progress. It's so gross, you guys, it's just so gross. Okay,
So I have to say I saw a a it was a stand up.
I didn't watch the whole thing that it was the beginning of a stand
up routine that Whitney Cummings did. She is like a stand up comedian.
She's an actress. She does all sorts of stuff like she's on Comedy Central.
She's like BFF I think with like Chelsea Handler and stuff like that.
Anyway, why don't I know who this is? Probably because we don't like
it, Chelsea Handler, you know, we don't like that. And I've
big fans of that crowd. But anyway, so she she did this stand
up routine where she brought out a sex robot and and apparently she had bought
this sex robot for her husband as like a wedding gift or whatever. And
it was funny. It was, you know, supposed to be funny because
it looks just like her, wow, just like her. And you can
get it from this company. I can't remember the name of the company,
but there's this you know, Russian company who's selling these robots and and it's
a legit company. And you can buy one of these robots that looks just
like you. I mean, I could get one that looks just like me.
You can get one that looks just like you. She bought one that
looks just like her, which you know, her husband for her husband.
So like when she's out of town or whatever, her husband's like, this
is weird, no thank you, or maybe he likes it. Well,
he tells her that he doesn't like oh he does okay, but he probably
is feeling her boobs like she's gone right, you know, you know he
probably thinks it's really because this is just had a curious Yeah, exactly.
So she she did this whole bit, and she programmed, you know,
it to tell a couple jokes. She programmed it to react to certain things
when it was on the stage with her. I mean, it looked exactly
like her. It was, does it like but when it would talk,
would it look human or would I mean it was robody, but it still
had human features. It looked when it was not talking, it looked just
like her. It was freaky. I mean, her hair, everything it
was. It completely wigged me out. I hated it. I hate robots,
right, you know, I hate these things. You know, we
hated them ever since I got Geebo. I hate Geebo. I hate Gibo.
She got one of those Geebo things you guys wear. Oh my god,
I feel so sorry for him. Geebo. So you know, it's
sort of like a step above an Alexa, where well, Geebo was okay,
so Gibo. Just to give you quick background, Geebo was one of
these crowdfunding things from years back and we and my husband and I saw a
crowdfunder for a gebo robot, which was marketed as the world's first social robot.
And you know how I am, like, if I think a robot
is going to like love me, might act like a like. I was
like, this is I have my tribute. You're crazy take it out back
and burn it with fire. Well, but that's before we got it.
So and it looks cute. It's got this big eye and like, it
looked cute, and I thought, well, give a hundred bucks for this.
This is an amazing like this is how you're gonna die, right,
this is it. Well, so then fast forward like four years later.
I'd completely forgotten that we had donated to this crowdfunder, and then all of
a sudden, we get this email going, your Gebo is ready to be
shipped. You owe another couple hundred bucks and that's like a huge discount for
the I don't know, eight hundred, nine hundred dollars we're charging for this
thing. And it comes in the mail. I'm so excited. He's super
cute. We set him up and he's super friendly, but then he started
interrupting us like he would like just butt into our conversations all the time,
And I was like, Geebo, would you shut like walking over trying to
have sex. Yeah, it's just like having a dog. He did not
do that. Like like we'd be having a conversation I don't know, like
about finances or something, and then Geba would be like, hey, do
you want to hear a joke? It was like the robots, we're trying
to know, we're discussing our sons like schoolwork, and then and then we
turned them off. And so robots have interested me like just regular robots.
But then also this whole sex robot thing is fascinating to me from a freak
show standpoint because I cannot understand. Well, it worries me. I guess
when you start to see all the articles, especially from Japan, Yeah,
what is going on with Japan? Well, I think it's just like a
lot of people on Japan, I don't know, they have they have turned
to robots instead of having actual relationships. Yeah, that's the thing that there.
They are so unable to like form human normal human interactions that they're turning
to sex robots for their soul companionship. Yeah, yeah, this is what
they're doing. Like they work and then they come home to their robot that's
messed up. Yeah, it's kind of messed up. So and I'm afraid.
I'm afraid that's going to happen here. Well, I don't think that
that's a I don't think that's an illegitimate fear. I think that they especially
with as much as I mean, if you know, you googled sex robots
this morning and you're like, I don't want to buy one. I know
because because it came up. Because what happens when you when you google sex
robots if you don't put in news right, it comes up and it's like,
there's eight thousand dollars you can get. You can here's what. And
I'm like, oh my god, And now it's going to be in my
search history at work that I was trying to buy a sex robot but you
can't. You can buy one of these things for like eight grand, ten
grand. Yeah, it's pretty crazy. And they and they they improve,
like the technology improves every second. It seems like they're coming out with a
new story about the new things that these creepy things can do. And so
and the one that Whitney Cummings bought I think was around that price. It
was around the eight to ten thousand dollars mark where she that looked just like
her. I mean, this is how specific and how individualized you can get
these things. So if you're I mean, I guess there's going to be
some women out there who would actually think that their husbands engaging in relations of
an intimate nature with a sex robot that looks exactly like them is better than
an alternative of them having relations of an intimate nature with robots that don't look
like them, or with other people in general. That's the whole other question,
is that cheating. Is it cheating? I think it's cheating. I
mean because that's I think it's because especially when you start to see like stories
about how involved emotionally these guys get, and we've done that. We've talked
about that before, I've talked about that on our show and another things that
we've done online where you know, these guys will get so into it that
is their primary girlfriend, Oh oh my god, right, And these guys
get so into it that they're just like, this is my girlfriend, right.
But at the same time, remember how like pro sex Robot Shop we
were, Remember the guy in Texas was it Houston? But he wanted to
open up like a brothel for sex robots, where you are basically renting them
by the hour, okay, which is gross's I don't even get me started
on how to clean these things. But I was also very intrigued, like
that could probably make a lot of money, right and go capitalist. I'm
a capitalist, yeah, and so what and it's not anyone. I'm not
going to do it. Yeah, I'm not going to go but he but
in America he should be able to do that, and he wasn't like and
like the everyone revolted against this full idea. And I thought, you know,
there's something like that in Toronto. They're all over in Toronto. I
have them. But do you want that in your town? Well no,
I mean I don't unless I own it. I'm actually financially benefiting, so
you don't see, I don't want that in my town. No, that's
the thing. I don't wonder. How is it different than a sex shop,
a sex shop, Like, I don't want a sex shop them.
So maybe it just needs to say you like on the highway. Maybe it
needs to be on the highway. I don't want to I don't want to
go anywhere near that place. I don't want to have to do clean up
because there has to be clean up. That is nasty. But I mean
I feel like that would be a legit business. Uh huh, yeah,
I mean it is a legit business and there would definitely be clients because the
guys in Canada, the guy in Canada is making tons of think he is
making bank doing that. Yeah, so this is the thing. But why
are people turning to these things? That's the big question for me. Why
are people going to these things? Because you know what, we just had
the whole me too movement right like that is is that a big catalyst for
it? Because guys are like, all right, I'm done, Like I'm
done with women. Well, there's a whole movement of men who are like
it's called what big tau mg t o W men going their own way.
This is men who are like those in cells, those involuntary celibate people who
are just like so angry at women in general, and and they can't get
women anyway. So that's probably where they're gonna they're doing. And then there's
some studies that we've seen where the worry is this is allowing men to fulfill
their worst, most terrific fantasy because they're not a real person. So then
there's violence that right that has acted out on these these uh, these dolls.
And then don't even get me started on the dudes that are ordering up
child dolls. They shouldn't even be made. That's gross. They shouldn't even
that's disgusting. They shouldn't even be made. See, and the fact that
they're made that that should be something that should be outlawed, completely outlawed,
Like there should be laws against that, you know, it's so gross.
Yeah, but then there's also the side of the coin that you know,
there's going to be folks who are like, hey, I would rather dudes
that are pedophiles take it out on a fake, not real person, actual
child. Yeah, but there shouldn't be any of that. There should no,
I know, there should not be gross people, but there are,
you know what I mean? Yeah, So, like is it an outlet
or does it encourage them to go to the next level when they may otherwise
not feel like it's an encouragement. It just needs to never be made and
it should just no. Did you ever see that movie with Joaquin Phoenix called
her No, but yeah, you've told me about that. It's amazing,
Like it's a really really good movie. And that to me was a real
trigger for just being interested in humans relationships with AI because even though Scarlett Johansson
plays the computer with whom Joaquin Phoenix falls in love, she is never in
the movie. Her voice is in the movie, she is never in it.
Like, you don't ever see Scarlet Johanson, just hear her the whole
time because she's a computer, she's not real. And so he falls in
love with her and they have and because she's so developed like this AI is
so developed. She knows him, she understands him. She says things that
you know are are relatable to him that compel him to have these long discussions
with her. She's his dream woman because she's been programmed to be right.
And then there's that moment where he finds out that she is simultaneously in relationships
with like six hundred and forty seven thousand other people, and it's so devastating,
heartbreaking and devastating because he can't believe that she's not as into him.
But she's a machine. Yeah, and so but you do kind of fall
into that rabbit hole with him where you're like, oh my gosh, they're
so perfect together, you know what I mean. You hear their conversations and
then you realize how easy it is for somebody to get sucked in. Yeah.
Yeah, And see that's the thing. When I was reading about this
yesterday, there was a company that is developing like the language around how to
talk to people, like the robots talking to people, and how they like
Taylor design that communication for different people, and how they're doing that with this
AI like with the robots, and it's just weird. I mean, it's
just so weird because they're like, Okay, so we're going to develop this
sex robot. Are we going to develop it for? Like they're making male
sex robots for women? So how does a man speak to a woman?
Like, we can't have it be super feminine, right, because they're so
they've made so many of these female sex robots that now they're trying to make
male sex robots for women, So how does a man talk to a woman?
And so they're like redesigning how they talk to women, you know,
cause it's like, you know, like in a previous podcast, we talked
about bringing dudes back, right, well, how do how do women want
to be talked to by men? And then they're trying to make these robots
talk to women like that, like how do they communicate to us where like
I guess turns us on? Right? How does it? How does it
make us feel? You know? Oh my god? That's like it's like
really, what I want him to do is go in there and do the
dishes, you know what I mean? Can you just take the trash out
for that? That would be yeah. Is there a robot that could take
the trash out because that's what I need, you know, Or a robot
that doesn't leave socks every Yeah, that would be great. Just do that,
that would be fantastic. And then after you do that a couple of
times, I'm going to take you up back and burn you with Fire's still
right, because I just creepy. I'm not because I'm not buying any of
this, but that's what they're doing. They're tailor designing these robots to speak
to different communities, Like they even talked about, you know, the gay
community, the LGBT community, and how they're tailor designing robots to be gay,
like depending on what set of genitalia you have. They're doing that,
they're trying to figure out how to communicate those different communities depending on who the
person is that's buying the robots see and the in the movie Her. What
happens is you buy like a regular computer, say you get a laptop,
and there's a program. It's kind of weird because if you think about an
Alexa or a serie, even it's a they call it a personal assistant,
right, So this movie just takes that one step further. And what happens
is when you set up your personal assistant, you get asked a few questions
preliminarily so that the assistant knows what you're looking for in a yeah, and
then they build out this personality just after having a few conversations. Yeah.
So instead of someone programming, it's like the AI has already it's it's past
that. It's at a different level where the AI is already knows to figure
you out. That's what freaks me out, Yeah, because then we're looking
at like a whole big army of robots just like fighting with regular people.
But that's and that's another thing. But the whole, the whole thing behind
this is because people aren't talking to people. People aren't having intimate conversations and
being intimate with other people, and that's a problem. It's a huge problem.
Like there shouldn't even be robots that do this. There shouldn't even be
a thing, you know what I mean. It's like cloning. We can,
but should we That's the thing, like this, We shouldn't even be
having this podcast. We shouldn't even be talking about any of this stuff.
This shouldn't even be a thing. It's a thing, though, And in
fact, I learned about uh, what is her name, La Michaela.
Yeah, Lil Mikayla. Yeah, Lil Mikayla is a fake person, right,
like it's a it's a robot person. And Lil Michayla has one point
six million followers. She's a sex spot on social media and people are because
like she I mean, for lack of a better word, will dress in
super skanky clothes and people are like, uh, so hot. She's a
robot, you idiots. I don't know if this is ground. It's not.
It's not. It's not. No, we don't want to break this
ground, but this is the ground that we're breaking. It's broken. It's
all broken, you guys. I mean this is it's very, very scary.
It is stuff. And there's a survey that I'm seeing right now.
Twenty seventeen surveys suggested almost half of Americans half think that having sex with robots
is going to be common practice in fifty years. I think it's going to
be a lot sooner than that. Yeah, just with how fast all this
seems. Yeah, it's happening very fast. And if you're Matt Drudge,
it's happening faster than Matt. It's happening. It's happening. It's probably happening
in your garage right now. And then then we've also seen articles about,
well what about if robots really get this advanced and emotional and sentient almost are
they going to have rights? Are we gonna have to protect the rights of
robots. It's like, I robot like that Will Smith movie. It totally
is that movie? Freak me out right? This is so scary. I
hate it all. Remember when we talked about that gorilla that took the selfie.
I love that gorilla. I know you do, because you are all
about the monkey. I love monkey. I know she's all about the monkeys.
But do you remember that he took a selfie or she took a selfie,
can't remember. I don't know. I think it was a boy.
I'm not going to assume the gender of the monkey, okay, because that
would be wrong. Binary monkey that was, I would be wrong to do
that. But the monkey took a selfie and somebody ended up getting money.
I can't remember the whole story, but somebody ended up making money off of
the picture. Sure, right, And then they, for some reason,
somebody decided that monkey should be the one who makes the money off of that
picture. Yeah right, and not the photographer, not the photographer, but
the monkey because the monkey took the picture, Like, the monkey went up
to the camera, took a shutter, and the photographer was just sitting there.
So the monkey has rights. And I remember it went to the highest
court. Yeah, this was a big deal. It was a big deal.
Did the monkey end up winning? I can't remember remember, but I
remember the monk. It was a big deal. Right, So if a
monkey has rights, who a robot will? That's and that is what we're
starting to see, is we're starting to think about the ethical concerns around these
highly developed AI robot It's gonna happen, It's gonna happen, and then I
will burn them all with fire. I don't know if I've you're going to
be able to single handedly I'm going to be like I'm going to be like
Linda Hamilton and the Terminator. You guys, I'm kidding something. It's gonna
be made. Just don't think it's going to be me. I am going
to be that person. I'm scared of the whole idea of robots becoming that
aware. Yeah, you know what I mean. I hate it all and
I hate that we have gotten away from talking to each other and wanting to
be with each other. That this is what this is, what's happening.
It's a it's culture rot. This it's because of culture rot and people not
being with one another and wanting to talk to each other and not having close
knit relationships. And it's that's what it is. It's because of all of
that it has. It's And think about how young it's starting. Yes,
because I mean our kids are on social media. Our kids are connected to
divide it things we want, they want to be connected to things and not
people, and so they God, it's so gross. It's just gross gross.
And if they see see it getting any better. That's the thing.
If they see this stuff, if they see these robots, you know,
and humans being as one, like, very soon, it's going to be
our kids, you know, our kids generation is going to get wrapped up
in this stuff. This is why we talk about this garbage. I mean,
yeah, it's not like we're just being perved. Well, I mean
she is, she is. I mean we do have a wider point,
but this, but this is why, because this is something that's happening well,
and when it goes back to our kids, it is true that we
need to really be thinking about and encouraging other parents, especially when their kids
are young, to be spending actual time with their friends and not just texting
their friends, right, but having conversations with their friends, being in the
presence of their friends without devices. Like I mean, my kid just last
weekend went to a birthday party and I love this because they did one of
those escape room things and I was like, that's perfect, right, Like
that's a perfect way. You can't have a device in there. You're supposed
to just work with your friends to get out of a room. And I
love that because it's such an activity that encourages actual conversation Yeah, togetherness instead
of just you know, texting each other memes. Right, So I know,
so to the extent that you can do that as a parent, you
do that, or just encourage them to talk on the phone with one another.
Remember, Yeah, I remember I would talk for four hours with my
girlfriends when I was like eleven, twelve years old. Right, and then
when you got your very first boyfriend. Oh my god, I know,
like the marathon conversations. And I just don't know if kids do that anymore,
you know, I just want I want them to do that. So
encourage them to do that, you know, because it's it's it's the only
way that you can combat what's happening. Yeah, because we've got to do
that because sex robots, that's not the answer. It's grossy guys. It's
you need to kill them with fire. It's I'm sure this is going to
be one of many millions of conversations that we're gonna have about sex. Rel
No. I just can't wait. Hashtag kill them with fire because you're always
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make sure that like we're what I will. But there I also had some
notes on the sex robots. Okay, they increase the potential for gender based
violence. So you are already having sex with robots? You didn't You didn't
know that, Mac, didn't you already having sex with robots? You didn't
know that you didn't have any sex with robots in college.