The Effects Of Advanced Humanoid Robots On Humans Minds,...

With the development of the high technology, a drastic growth of advanced humanoid robots has occurred. Robots, who are never hungry and who do not consume resources become an essential part of society. These robots are called Mechas, which are used for serving mankind in various ways, such as housekeeping, cleaning and even displaying love for them. They are created to be capable of simulating humans’ minds, thoughts and emotions. David is a a child-substitute Mecha, an artificial life form in the movie, which is produced by Cybertronics company of New Jersey. He is designed to fill the vacancy of human emotions. The Cybertronics company gives David to one of their employees - Henry and his wife Monica, whose son has a serious disease. David mimics as their child and projects love for them, the same as any child would love its parents. David can not act as an â€Å" agent †. The agent is the person who makes things happen, who has his or her own mind and capacity to ac t. In other words, an agent has an intending self. However, David is only an android, who appears to be a little boy. All his actions are not what he is intending to do, instead he just emulates human actions by faithfully following his programmed instructions. For example, he actually does not sleep, but he will go to bed to observe a bedtime routine. Moreover, there is no need for him to eat, but he chooses to act like human beings by shoving spinach into his mouth which will cause damage to his wiring. TheseShow MoreRelatedArtificial Intelligence And Human Science1309 Words   |  6 Pagesthat way. Imagine this, for the rest of your immortal life. Technology is improving at an astonishing rate in the field of human science. Artificial hearts and wombs are successful in transplants, and more utilizable prosthetic limbs are being introduced to the world currently. In college, students are learning how to program a robot hand that can replicate basic motions of a human hand. From t here, scientists are attempting to place artificial mechanoreceptors that can alert the brain in a more simplistic