Robots Protest Rampant AI in Poland
About 30 robots protested for AI rules and worker safeguards, as organizers warned humanoid systems could replace people in cognitive jobs.
- On Monday, around 30 robots marched through Warsaw to demand AI regulation in front of the Polish digital affairs ministry, where Digital Affairs Minister Krzysztof Gawkowski met with organizers to discuss concerns.
- Democratism, an initiative aiming to launch debate 'on how AI and robotisation affect the labour market,' organized the protest; organizer Grzegorz Kulis told AFP the urgency of addressing potential human replacement by machines.
- Loudspeakers played chants of 'Defend workplaces,' 'Time for rules,' and 'Don't wait, regulate' as bipedal and dog-like robots demonstrated their capabilities; Kulis noted, 'These robots can already move around freely; they're already 'protesting'.'
- Kulis, a robotics company CIO and former Labor Market Council member at the Ministry of Family, Labor and Social Policy, called for 'rules and regulations that would serve as a shield protecting workers.'
- Although Poland's president Karol Nawrocki signed a bill in July implementing the Act, Kulis warned that immediate action remains necessary to address risks from evolving humanoid models and cognitive automation replacing workers.
25 Articles
25 Articles
Warsaw, 7 sets. (askanews) - About thirty robots paraded in front of the Ministry of Digital Affairs in Warsaw, with flags and slogans spread by speakers. The event was organized by the Democratism initiative to open a debate on the impact of artificial intelligence and robotization on the labour market, and on the possible replacement of workers. Agibot A3, humanoid robots with artificial intelligence: "My name is Agibot A3 and I am a humanoid …
The march was organized by Democratism, an initiative that, according to its website, seeks to launch the debate on "how AI and robotics affect the labour market". "The robots present here must show that this technology is already a reality," said Agibot A3, a humanoid robot that works with AI to AFP. Moreover, different slogans, such as "Defend jobs", "It's time for rules" and "Don't wait, regulate", were heard in robots' loud voices.
Humanoid robots and quadrupeds participate in a demonstration calling for regulation of artificial intelligence, in Warsaw, on September 7, 2026. SERGEI GAPON/AFP Agitating flags, playing slogans and marching in circles, about 30 robots went to the streets of Warsaw on Monday (7) to demand that Poland regulate artificial intelligence (IA). The march was organized by "Democratism", an initiative that, according to its website, seeks to promote th…
"The robots are here to show that this technology is already a reality," explained Agibot A3, one of the humanoid robots present.
By waving flags and chanting slogans, about 30 robots marched before the Polish Ministry of Digital Affairs on Monday, demanding regulations for the use of artificial intelligence at work, reports AFP, according to Agerpres.
Waving flags, chanting slogans and marching in a circle: on Monday, about 30 robots took to the streets of Warsaw outside the Polish Ministry of Digital Affairs, "demanding" regulation of artificial intelligence (AI).
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 64% of the sources are Center
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
