TECHNOLOGYJun 8 · 08:14 UTCBUSINESS INSIDERHenry Chandonnet ([email protected])

We were promised sex robots by 2026. Where are they?

Adam Davis owns three high-cost silicon sex dolls named Lara, each costing $2,500, and interacts with them using a chatbot. Despite predictions of widespread sex robots by 2026, current technology remains limited to static dolls and rudimentary robotics, with venture capital heavily investing in humanoid robotics.

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