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So citizenship for a robot. That implies 'human' rights for the 'thing'. Healthcare, unemployment, etc. It should be allowed to vote I guess? And as citizens ca
by PietdeVries 9y ago
So citizenship for a robot. That implies 'human' rights for the 'thing'. Healthcare, unemployment, etc. It should be allowed to vote I guess? And as citizens cannot have an owner, it is now an independent legal entity? It can go to jail?
So many questions, so little answers...
- dogma1138 9y agoIt’s Saudi Arabia so most of these aren’t relevant questions. A better question should be would the robot be allowed to operate without a male companion.