"Don't wait, regulate!": robots go on 'strike' to demand AI rules
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"Don't wait, regulate!": robots go on 'strike' to demand AI rules

SIC Notícias11 September 2026 at 19:52

About 30 robots took part in a satirical protest in Warsaw, Poland, demanding that the government regulate the advancement of Artificial Intelligence and protect the labor market. The symbolic act, which simulated a machines' "strike," took place in front of the Polish Ministry of Digital Affairs. The participants held up signs with the message "Don't wait, regulate!", criticizing the slowness in creating legislation for AI. The demonstration was organized by the robotics company Cyberdrone and served as a warning about the risks that technology poses to human jobs. The event aims to raise awareness among both the government and the population about the urgent need to establish clear rules for artificial intelligence.

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