Mika, a humanoid woman, has been appointed CEO of a company. The future is here, and this is no fiction. As robots and artificial intelligence begin to permeate our daily lives, will these technologies really replace humans? Are we at the dawn of a new era?
A robot CEO in the image of a visionary company
Dictadora centuries-old Colombian multinational producer of premium rums and eaux-de-vie (as well as cigars and coffee), has always been a visionary. It is also a fervent supporter of new technologies. Metaverse, NFT, CAD and now AI and robotics, Dictador imposes no limits on itself to create sustainable value, always in a bold way.
The company appoints Mika, a humanoid woman, as CEO. This AI-powered robot will head up the board of directors of Dictador Arthouse Spirits DAO. It’s a perfect combination of modern technology, art and investment, where products come to life in a parallel virtual world.
The Arthouse Spirits DAO is an exclusive investors’ club where the purchase of luxury spirits is transformed into a fascinating financial adventure. Mika is also the official face of Dictador. She represents Dictador’s visionary values through advanced technologies.
Mika, Sophia’s sister? The robot is by Hanson Robotics
Mika was created by Hanson Robotics, the company behind Sophia. These Hanson robots can see and speak thanks to AI. Above all, they can express themselves with a full range of natural facial expressions. And that’s just a brief overview of their capabilities.
In any case, Mika can quickly process data and make decisions based on machine learning algorithms. Even if Mika’s responses are still lagging behind, the technology is making rapid progress.
Hanson Robotics has endeavored to endow Mika with benevolent qualities for the benefit of humanity.. As AI integration develops, these priorities will be vital in building trust between humans and robots.
Will robots really replace humans?
Most experts agree that AI will continue to disrupt industries and workflows. Some jobs will undoubtedly be replaced by the technology. However, robots can in many ways boost productivity and open up new opportunities that will come offset potential job losses.
With a focus on workers, the future doesn’t have to be dystopian. Mika’s appointment shows just how AI is already shaping business models. As a leader, this robot could streamline data-driven processes while freeing human managers from certain complex tasks.
Ultimately, responsible development based on ethics and partnership with individuals appears promising. But the adoption of AI and robotics calls for careful management of the risks inherent in these technologies. This is the best way to preserve the “human.