Dictador hires "world's first" AI robot CEO in a global company
Source: FoodBev Media, Ltd
Colombian premium rum brand, Dictador, has announced the hiring of the first world-ever artificial intelligence (AI) robot as a CEO of a global company.
The new CEO is a female robot called Mika with human-like attributes, incorporating AI. The brand says the move underlines its passion for new technology and offers positive disruption in the sector.
Mika is said to be more advanced than its sister prototype, Sophia, developed in 2015 by Hanson Robotics in Hong Kong. Mika will become a board member of Dictador and will be responsible for its Arthouse Spirits DAO project and communications.
President of Dictador Europe, Marek Szoldrowski, said: Dictators board decision is revolutionary and bold at the same time. This first human-like robot, with AI, in a company structure, will change the world as we know it, forever.
Read more: https://www.foodbev.com/news/dictador-hires-worlds-first-ai-robot-ceo-in-a-global-company/
It looks like the robots are not just replacing minimum wage workers any more. Average CEO pay is $20 million in the US, that's a lot of savings.
JanMichael
(24,890 posts)dweller
(23,658 posts)and yeh, I called it 😆
https://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=view_post&forum=1116&pid=94198
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regnaD kciN
(26,045 posts)
back in the 50s and 60s that predicted that computers, once they were controlling everything, would rise up against humans and enslave them?
jmowreader
(50,562 posts)That was the theme of the Terminator franchise.
NBachers
(17,136 posts)RussBLib
(9,034 posts)Crowman2009
(2,499 posts)That's more effective than blackmailing a human CEO with a compromising video or audio recording.
Probatim
(2,542 posts)of front line workers by 300% and downsized the board of directors.
Her last known communication with the board.
eppur_se_muova
(36,287 posts)Also, no laws to prosecute AIs yet written. TS.
AllaN01Bear
(18,377 posts)Response to TXPaganBanker (Original post)
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nuxvomica
(12,440 posts)Okay, maybe not a big change. But it would seem less threatening if the company didn't have such a scary name as "Dictador."
Polybius
(15,475 posts)Wonder if the founder likes dictatorships?
LudwigPastorius
(9,167 posts)"People run by cold, remorseless killing machines."
cstanleytech
(26,319 posts)theophilus
(3,750 posts)play golf I'll bet. Actually, this makes a great deal of sense. AI will probably make better economic decisions. Most of what these company bigwigs do is producing nothing. They just draw huge checks and don't give a crap about workers or customers. This might be the start of a major corporate revolution. Funnel all that money to even fewer people until they are replaced, as well. I for one welcome our new corporate robotic overlords.