When asked about the - a psychological effect that activates when an artificial human entity looks both eerily familiar and foreign at the same time - Sophia was less than sympathetic. In October 2017, a was granted citizenship to Saudi Arabia after impressing journalists with her answers to simple interview questions at a tech conference in Riyadh. But Erica will hardly be the first eerily lifelike robot to hold a mass human audience. While she cannot move her arms yet, Erica can move her facial features, neck, shoulders and waist independently, said, allowing her to respond to human speech with uncanny autonomy.Īccording to the Daily Mail, Erica has been described by her creator as being so lifelike that she could 'have a soul.' Others might call her uncanny. Erica is capable of holding a conversation with humans, thanks to a combination of speech-generation algorithms, and infrared sensors that allow her to track faces across a room, the Daily Mail reported.
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(According to Ishiguro, the android was originally designed to be a receptionist.) What may set Erica apart from, however, is her charisma, Ishiguro has said. For starters, she can capably recite scripted writing and sit in a chair, making her about as qualified for television as most humans. Erica the android may be well suited for this desk job. According to Hiroshi Ishiguro, director of the Intelligent Robotics Laboratory at Osaka Universityand Erica's creator, the android will replace a human news anchor on the airwaves as soon as April, the Daily Mail.
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Erica, a lifelike android designed to look like a 23-year-old woman, may soon become a TV news anchor in Japan, the Wall Street Journal. At a mere 23 years old, Japan's latest news anchor would make her parents proud - if she had any.
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