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Would You Date A Robot? More Than A Quarter Of Millennials Say They Would Replace A Human Lover With A DROID

How many times have you heard the expression ‘there is someone out there for everyone.’

Or ‘there are plenty more fish in the sea.’

Well, how come there are so many single people out there? With many more not ever really having that great love of their life.

So if we can increase the likelihood for forever love, even if it’s with a robot, why not?

Would You Date A Robot? More Than A Quarter Of Millennials Say They Would Replace A Human Lover With A DROID
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A new report has suggested humans could soon find everlasting love with machines. 

The report suggests that over a quarter of 18-34 year-olds will feel it normal to form friendships and even romantic relationships with robots in the future.

Would You Date A Robot? More Than A Quarter Of Millennials Say They Would Replace A Human Lover With A DROID

Men are more likely to embrace robots, with the report indicating that males are three times more likely to form a relationship with a robot than women.

The report was created by Paris-based group Havas, who examined the future of artificial intelligence, and people’s attitudes to the future of technology.

The findings were based on a survey of 12,000 people of mixed ages worldwide.

Would You Date A Robot? More Than A Quarter Of Millennials Say They Would Replace A Human Lover With A DROID

The report claims more than 27 per cent of 18-34 year olds will date robots in the future.

A separate study taken this year also indicated tha ‘Sexbots’ will start to appear in high-income, very wealthy households as soon as 2025.

Would You Date A Robot? More Than A Quarter Of Millennials Say They Would Replace A Human Lover With A DROID

The report also claims that sex with robots will become more popular than human-human sex by 2050.

Written by Christine Haveford

Christine loves all things cinema, and she's been that way ever since she was a little girl. In fact, she is so passionate about cinema that she decided to pursue cinematography as a full-time career, and is now pursuing film studies at the New York Film School. Originally from Florida, she is still exploring the new city, people, places, and the culture, loves the new weather, going ice skating during winters, and spending time with her fellow classmates and friends from college.

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