A weird part about robot production is the sexism that is interlaced with how robots are designed. This could be because most developers are male and are between the ages of 18 and 40. Their designs should reflect their experience gaps and cognitive biases.
A lot of the time female robots are created to perform gender-neutral jobs. Gifford Nass, a Stanford Communications professor, stated, "people tend to perceive female voices as helping us solve our problems by ourselves, while they view male voice as authority figures who tell us the answer to our problems, but we want to the bosses of it, so we are more likely to opt for a female interface."
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