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Combine all that with tech like siri/alexa, which has a database of information, the ability to interact and give responses, and perform simple tasks.
To hell with a sexbot, if it could do this, I'd buy one to replace my secretary! Throw in basic accounting and some paralegal skills and it could replace almost every woman in the workforce.
It's coming. It's number #9 in the 10 professional jobs that are threatened by advances in big data and machine learning.
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9. Lawyers and Paralegals
In the discovery phase of a lawsuit, lawyers and paralegals can be required to sift through thousands, even tens of thousands of documents depending on the case. Now, sophisticated databases can use big data techniques including syntactic analysis and keyword recognition to accomplish the same tasks in much less time. In fact, it’s likely that a Watson-style machine learning system could be legally “trained” to review precedent and case history and even draft legal briefs — which has traditionally been the job of lower level law firm associates. But don’t think it’s only the lowly junior associates whose jobs are at risk: lawyers are well paid now to predict the outcome of major cases, but a statistical model created by researchers at Michigan State University and South Texas College of Law was able to predict the outcome of almost 71 percent of U.S. Supreme Court cases. That ability to predict outcomes is possibly the most valuable (and lucrative) service lawyers provide, and it was easily matched by a computer.
Magic Leap has gotten, what, a billion dollars in funding in a past few years to produces "this" and their VR goggles. Reading the description of the AI girl, it's very clear that she's going to be integrated into the goggles from the start.
OK so Magic Leap has to very quickly start releasing products that leverage all this tech and give some hope of them making money. Like, next year.
So yeah, a virtual secretary is guaranteed. But that won't be enough revenue to justify the Billion dollar investment. They will almost have to eventually release a AI virtual sexbot with some kind of monthly fee. They need to charge 200 or 300 dollars a month for SOMETHING. That's their business model.
So they provide this technology so you can:
1. Look in the goggles and get a virtual secratary
2. Simultaneously, a clunky metal robot wheels over and gives you a cup of coffee. You don't see the clunky robot. The VR glasses overlay the gorgeous VR girl.
The japanese will pay hundreds of bilions for that technology because they dont' have enough workers and don't want to allow immigrants in.
So then some bright guy in marketing makes a deal with the physical sexbot manufacturer. By now the physical sexbots have bluetooth enabled blowjob-machines built into the head and torso.
1. Look in the goggles and get a virtual stunning girl. Maybe there's a caucasian, japanese, and chinese model you can choose from. Tinder like interface lets you select your favorite.
2. The goggles overlay your fantasy girl on the face of the sexbot (these goggles can totally do that...hell even the new iphones probably have enough AR capability to do that). The AI fantasy girl in the goggles provides the voice and the personality in addition to the AI appearance. It links to the bluetooth enabled physical bot and runs the motors and heaters.
Voila...you have the scene from Blade Runner 2049 where the virtual girl overlays herself over the physical girl to have sex with the hero.
Except we don't have to wait till 2049. All this will be here in < 5 years I predict. AGain magic leap has the almost infinite levels of funding to make this happen.