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Cyber security expert issues bizarre warning that sex robots could be easily hacked and made to KILL their owners

by The Gurus
September 11, 2017
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A cybersecurity buff has issued a bizarre warning that sex robots could one day rise up and KILL their owners if hackers can get inside their heads. Last month, tech billionaire Elon Musk claimed that artificial intelligence could take over the planet, and he’s not the only one concerned about the dangers of killer tech. With sex robots becoming increasingly popular and sophisticated, Cyber security lecturer Dr Nick Patterson revealed that the lifelike dolls could end up going all Terminator on us. However, in the case of sex robots, the danger isn’t that the love dolls will end up developing minds of their own, Westworld-style. Instead, the risk is that hackers could breach the realistic robots‘ inner defences and catch out their owners with their pants down.
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