Prostitution - the oldest profession in the world - threatened by industrial robot sex, the researchers claim. A study in New Zealand claimed that the sex tourism industry will change in 2050.
Published in the journal Futures (Future), a study titled "Robots, Humans and Sex Tourism," written by management professor Ian Yeoman and Michelle Mars sexologist, describes an imaginary sex club in Amsterdam called YUB-Yum.
Sex tourists will visit YUB-Yum and pay 10,000 euros for massage services, dances striptease and sex with robots this PSK.
Newspaper reports of New Zealand, the Dominion Post reported YUB-Yum is located in Amsterdam's red light district provides a variety of services ranging from "robot men and women from diverse ethnic, body shape, age, language and sexual performance.
Mars and Yeoman claims that the increase in this industry will reduce the risk of sexually transmitted diseases, but they are not making a statement about the serious risks in the event of damage.