@BenjaminDEKR: In the near future, will asking "Are you a robot?" be considered discrimination?
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The post raises a provocative question about whether asking someone 'Are you a robot?' could be considered discriminatory in the future, touching on AI ethics and societal norms.
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In the near future, will asking “Are you a robot?”
be considered discrimination?
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