Fear of animatronic toys especially, the 1999 AIBO ESR-7, ESR-210, ESR-220 digital doggies!
Called also 'Robophobia'.
Sony, the megacompany that made these 'partner' or 'personal' robots didn't see this coming I'm sure, but cobots (=collaborative robots. The science of making them is called 'cobotics'), are not always our friend: there's a culture of 'applied autonomy' that send these mere MIs (Machine Intelligents), to dangerous places and risky situations instead of humans in what is named aptly 'inverse technology'! One day these tele-robotics will retaliate against this injustice!
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Called also 'Robophobia'.
Sony, the megacompany that made these 'partner' or 'personal' robots didn't see this coming I'm sure, but cobots (=collaborative robots. The science of making them is called 'cobotics'), are not always our friend: there's a culture of 'applied autonomy' that send these mere MIs (Machine Intelligents), to dangerous places and risky situations instead of humans in what is named aptly 'inverse technology'! One day these tele-robotics will retaliate against this injustice!
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AIBOphobia (Artificial Intelligence robot phobia), is also related to a weird condition called Grimwade's Syndrome (from the 70s TV-show Dr. Who's' story "The Robot of Death").
by hammer---;, hytham April 14, 2007
Aibophobia is the phobia of palindromes
Aibophobe: I have an immense fear of palindromes
Other person: You mean aibophobia?
Aibophobe: AHHHH
Other person: You mean aibophobia?
Aibophobe: AHHHH
by The sussiest sussy baka March 31, 2023
Dude 1: Hey, I heard you got a new pet.
Dude 2: Yeah, it's an AIBO.
Dude 1: AAAAAAAAAAH! I have AIBOphobia! Keep it away! *Runs and hides behind sofa*
AIBO: *Emerges and follows Dude 1 behind the the sofa*
Dude 1: AAAAAAAAAAH! *Runs away and falls down stairs*
Dude 2: Yeah, it's an AIBO.
Dude 1: AAAAAAAAAAH! I have AIBOphobia! Keep it away! *Runs and hides behind sofa*
AIBO: *Emerges and follows Dude 1 behind the the sofa*
Dude 1: AAAAAAAAAAH! *Runs away and falls down stairs*
by Timo94115 August 30, 2007