Androids Among Us
Don’t know how many of you saw Japan’s newest technology marvel, the Repliee Q1. Here’s what the BBC has to say about “her.” Someone really need to post a video because I hear it’s very lifelike, but it’s going to be years before she’s anywhere near affordable. Plus, what normal person would actually need one of these? Am I wrong? It’s not like this thing is an Amazing Amanda.
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I think we all know what this doll will be used for. *hint, hint* ;)
I think the important question is: what will it decide to use itself for
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