ME News reports that on September 11 (UTC+8), according to Reuters, approximately 30 humanoid and quadrupedal robots held a special “protest” outside the Ministry of Digital Affairs in Warsaw, Poland. The robots waved flags and played slogans such as “Defend Jobs,” “It’s Time to Set Rules,” and “Don’t Wait Any Longer—Regulate Now,” calling for stronger regulation of AI and robotic automation. The event was organized by Democratism to raise public awareness of the potential impact of rapid advancements in AI and robotics on the job market. On the same day, Poland’s Minister of Digital Affairs, Krzysztof Gawkowski, attended and spoke with organizers, noting that deploying AI models lacking adequate control on continuously evolving humanoid robots could lead to significant issues.(Source: Reuters)
30 Robots Protest in Warsaw, Call for AI Regulation
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On September 11, approximately 30 humanoid and quadruped robots protested outside Poland’s Ministry of Digital Affairs, waving flags and chanting slogans such as “Protect Jobs” and “Regulate Now.” The event, organized by Democratism, centered on AI’s impact on employment. On-chain data from the demonstration revealed rising public concern. Digital Affairs Minister Krzysztof Gawkowski attended and discussed the risks of unregulated AI models. The Fear & Greed Index among attendees leaned toward caution.
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