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#Technology: HUMAN RIGHTS FOR ROBOTS? - EU Commission Proposes to Give Robots 'Personhood'

Published on Jan 13, 2017



In the document, DRAFT REPORT with recommendations to the Commission on Civil Law Rules on Robotics, it reads "whereas the 'soft impacts' on human dignity may be difficult to estimate, but will still need to be considered if and when robots replace human care and companionship, and whereas questions of human dignity also can arise in the context of 'repairing' or enhancing human beings."

Part of human enhancement will be the advancement of Robot AI. These systems will induce the desire for man to merge with machine. The scenarios shown to us in Terminator, The Matrix, and countless other techno dystpian thrillers is on the horizon. Are you ready?

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