Saudi Arabia becomes first country to grant citizenship to a robot | Arab News
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Pretending to give a robot citizenship helps no one - The Verge
saudi arabia is the first country in history to grant robot citizenship
saudi arabia: Sophia the robot gets a Saudi Arabian citizenship - First-ever robot citizen | The Economic Times
Sophia The Humanoid Robot Just Became A 'Robot Citizen' - YouTube
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Saudi Arabia don give 'Sophia' di robot citizenship - BBC News Pidgin
Why Saudi Arabia Giving a Robot Citizenship Is Firing People Up | Smart News| Smithsonian Magazine
Sophia, Robot Citizenship, and AI Legal | Cartland Law
Hanson Robotics CEO: Sophia the robot an advocate for women's rights
Did Saudi Arabia just give this robot more rights than its women? | Middle East Eye
Sophia (robot) - Wikipedia
World's first robot citizen 'Sophia' wants a family, baby | WGN-TV
Sophia: World's first robot citizen attends conference in India; makers reveal Sophia can draw now - The Economic Times
Sophia - Hanson Robotics
Here's What Sophia, the First Robot Citizen, Thinks About Gender and Consciousness | Live Science
Sophia With AGI Not Even Close to Human Intelligence - EuroScientist journal
Saudi Arabia, which denies women equal rights, makes a robot a citizen - The Washington Post
Saudi Arabia bestows citizenship on a robot named Sophia | TechCrunch
Saudi Arabia, Which Denies Women Equal Rights, Makes A Robot A Citizen
Saudi citizen Sophia the robot appears on cover of Cosmopolitan India
Sophia, the world's first robot citizen, wants a baby | ksdk.com
Saudi Arabia criticized for giving female robot citizenship, while it restricts women's rights - ABC News
World's First AI Citizen in Saudi Arabia Is Now Calling For Women's Rights : ScienceAlert
Meet Sophia, the world's first robot to get citizenship | South China Morning Post
This AI professor shares the concerns with giving a robot citizenship | World Economic Forum
