The Salvation Army warns of the dangers of sex robots

Last week, a report about sex robots warned about the'dark side' of the technology, which could involve issues of rape and paedophilia. And now The Salvation Army has had its say on the controversial sexbots. The charity claims that sex robots could'fuel demand for sex with people', and even lead traffickers to exploit more vulnerable individuals to meet this demand. The Salvation Army claims that sex robots could'fuel demand for sex with people', and even lead traffickers to exploit more vulnerable individuals to meet this demand And it indicates that sexbots could normalise a distorted power dynamic which devalues the other person involved when transferred to human interactions. This could encourage the objectification of women and children and a lack of respect for fellow human beings, according to the charity.