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Robots take to streets in Poland to protest against unregulated AI - Connected to India News I Singapore l UAE l UK l USA l NRI

The robots included humanoid machines that walked on two legs as well as dog-like four-legged robots. Loudspeakers played slogans such as “defend workplaces”, “time for rules” and “don’t wait, regulate” as the machines moved through the streets, reports said. The post Robots take to streets in Poland to protest against unregulated AI appeared first on Connected to India News I Singapore l UAE l UK l USA l NRI.
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Robots are protesting for human rights against artificial intelligence (AI). It may sound strange, but it's true. Around 30 robots have taken to the streets in Poland to express their concerns about AI control and the threat to human jobs posed by automation.

Some 30 robots marched in Warsaw to claim rules on artificial intelligence and warn about its possible impact on employment

Some on two legs, others on four legs but all determined to be heard. About thirty robots demonstrated Monday before the Polish Ministry of Digital Affairs, with their demands spread by loudspeakers: "Let's defend jobs, don't wait, regulate." The human organizer – finally it seems – of this initiative, Grzegorz Kulis, himself director...

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connectedtoindia.com broke the news on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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