"Great interview.  Thank you.  My amateur comments:<br><br><br>1.	Freedom and the First Amendment of the US Constitution.  Can we take a robot that looks like a human out in public and hurt it in front of other people?  What if it screams?  What if we build it to look like a world leader or politician that we don’t like?  Would that behavior be protected as Free Speech?<br><br>2.	Sex robots.  In Europe they are discussing whether robots must give “consent” before sex. What if the owner intentionally has the robot not give consent and then ignores that lack of consent?  Is this a crime"," and how would we know without the society monitoring the robot?<br><br>3.	Is our likeness protected?  Can someone take it and use it for their robot?  What if it is a public figure?  Can we have a robot Einstein"," or Elvis in our home?<br><br>4.	Loneliness.  Is loneliness greater in our modern world than in earlier times?  It seems that Kafka", T.S. Eliot (“Hollow Men”), other modern writers, and then the existentialist philosophers delve into the problem of modern loneliness as alienation.  We do not recognize ourselves in the world we live in.  Do robots solve that problem," or only make it worse by separating us even farther from other humans?<br><br>Thank you.  William L. Ramseyer"