Vogue rau thawj zaug hauv keeb kwm yuav tshaj tawm cov duab sib kho nrog cov neeg hlau hauv

Ib qho ntawm tus heroines ntawm lub Kaum Ob Hlis qhov teeb meem, nrog rau cov qauv, erica los ua neeg hlau Android, cov tsos ntawm uas yog ze li sai tau rau cov tsos ntawm cov neeg niaj zaus, "tib neeg" ntxhais. Japanese tus kws tshawb fawb Hiroshi Ishiguro tsim Ericots ob xyoos dhau los, thaum lub Yim Hli Ntuj dhau los, thiab rau Android tiag uas tuaj yeem ploj ntawm peb. "

Meet Erica–a Vogue model who has never had to deal with the traumas of high school. Erica, who was unveiled in August 2015 by the Japanese researcher Hiroshi Ishiguro, is not alive in the conventional sense, but she is certainly real, outdressing, outclassing, outsmarting us all. For Ishiguro, our robotic future won't be populated by Alexas or bots fetching boxes from warehouses, but by androids so realistic that they'll mingle among us. See Erica's full spread now in our December issue. Photographed by @mark_peckmezian , styled by @alex_jordan_harrington, Vogue, December 2017.

Публикация от Vogue (@voguemagazine) Ноя 21 2017 в 7:47 PST