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Robots protest for AI regulation in Poland

Pt Noticias8 September 2026 at 01:39

About 30 humanoid robots marched through the streets of Warsaw, Poland's capital, in an unusual demonstration that caught international attention. The robots demanded regulation of artificial intelligence and protection of human jobs that could be replaced by technology.

The demonstration was organized by a movement called Democratism, which seeks to raise awareness about the impacts of artificial intelligence on society. The protest represents a creative form of advocacy, using the robots themselves to defend causes related to technological advancement.

The event highlights the growing debate about the need for AI regulation on a global scale. The central question revolves around how to balance technological innovation with the protection of workers and society.

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