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TOP STORIES THE PATRIARCHY OF THE REPLAC ABLE WOMAN WOMEN Is "Hatsune Miku" the Beginning of the End of rekeT Women? 22,431 89 GET OURTOP STORIES FOLLOW KOTAKU Patricia Hernandez ヒ The virtual songstress taking the world by storm, Vocaloid singing synthesizer Hatsune Miku, is an interesting phenomenon in itself. However, with Japanese engineers creating human-like robots, the development of AI, and the fact that we now live in a world where a Lkef229,670 people like this. computer-generated voice has millions of worldwide fans, one cannot help but think about the inherent sexist connotations of creating robots to fulfill female roles.

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TOP STORIES THE PATRIARCHY OF THE REPLAC ABLE WOMAN WOMEN Is "Hatsune Miku" the Beginning of the End of rekeT Women? 22,431 89 GET OURTOP STORIES FOLLOW KOTAKU Patricia Hernandez ヒ The virtual songstress taking the world by storm, Vocaloid singing synthesizer Hatsune Miku, is an interesting phenomenon in itself. However, with Japanese engineers creating human-like robots, the development of AI, and the fact that we now live in a world where a Lkef229,670 people like this. computer-generated voice has millions of worldwide fans, one cannot help but think about the inherent sexist connotations of creating robots to fulfill female roles.

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Black Knight

Black Knight

Jun 20, 2015 at 05:55PM EDT

There are also male Vocaloids. Got anything to say about them? No? Didn't think so.

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DNottin

DNottin

Jun 20, 2015 at 03:49PM EDT

So they're mad we're using objects as objects instead of using women as objects? or are they afraid they'll no longer be relevant, even in a deprecating place?

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