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Problem:KinkySdollS is a business in Toronto where you can rent a sex robot by the hour, and they announced they are opening a robot brothel in Houston. 
  
 As a nonprofit whose mission is to end sex trafficking we have seen the progression as sex buyers go from pornography to strip clubs to purchasing sex—robot brothels will ultimately harm men, their understanding of healthy sexuality, and increase the demand for the prostitution and sexual exploitation of women and children. 
  
 Studies have found "that the introduction of new technology supports and contributes to the expansion of the sex industry. ... Prostitution and pornography production also rises with the growth of the internet. In 1990, 5.6 percent of men reported paying for sex in their lifetime, by 2000, this had increased to 8.8 percent... 
  
 The arguments that sex robots will provide artificial sexual substitutes and reduce the purchase of sex by buyers is not borne out by evidence. There are numerous sexual artificial substitutes already available, RealDolls, vibrators, blow-up dolls etc., If an artificial substitute reduced the need to buy sex, there would be a reduction in prostitution but no such correlation is found. "1 - Dr. Kathleen Richardson is a Senior Research Fellow in Ethics of Robotics 
  
 Robot brothels will just create an expansion of the already dehumanized act of sex buying. Sex robots will not decrease sex trafficking in Houston, it will only encourage more men to become sex buyers. 
  
 There is no evidence that sex robots could help reduce sexual exploitation and violence towards prostituted persons, evidence shows how technology and the sex trade coexist and reinforce each other creating more demand for human bodies. 
  
 Sex robots sexually objectify women and children. 
  
 Multiple robot brothels around the world have been shut down because of the public health risk posed by the serial rental of sex robots. There is no proven safe way to handle the disinfection of the humanoids. 
  
 For more information, read the article at elijahrising.org 
  
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 1. Kathleen Richardson, The Asymmetrical ‘Relationship’: Parallels Between Prostitution and the Development of Sex Robots, (Leicaster, ACM Digital Library, 2015) ||||| HOUSTON — We’re finally hearing from city officials on the possible opening of the country’s first "sex robot brothel," rumored to open right here in Houston. 
  
 There is still no word on where or even when this "brothel" would be opening. All we know is it’s been announced by the company to be its first in America – but Houston leaders are pushing back against it. 
  
 “It’s not the sort of business that we advertise for, or we seek to attract," Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner said. 
  
 Turner says this is not the type of business he’s looking for. 
  
 “Or quite frankly, from my point of view, the sort of business that I want in the city of Houston," Turner said. 
  
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 A self-proclaimed “love dolls brothel," there's already one in Toronto, and as posted online, another is coming to Houston. 
  
 Turner says he’s already checking with the city's legal department to see whether there are any existing ordinances that could prohibit this type of business, or if an ordinance could be amended to either limit or regulate it. 
  
 “Just like with other sexual-oriented businesses, you can’t be close to daycares, schools, churches, synagogues, things of that nature," Turner said. 
  
 In the meantime, a Change.org petition is continuing to gather signatures - 7,000 and counting against the brothel’s opening. 
  
 The non-profit behind the petition focuses efforts on ending sex trafficking in Houston, saying the brothel “will only encourage more men to become sex buyers.” 
  
 But whether it’s preventing the business altogether or just regulation, the city is still figuring out how to proceed. 
  
 “Look, I'm not trying to be the moral police, but I am charged with the health and safety of the people in our city," Turner says. "And I do want to make sure that an ordinance that came into existence in the 1990s is applicable to things that are taking place today." 
  
 But KHOU Legal Analyst Gerald Treece says there may not be much they can do. 
  
 "There's a difference between human prostitution and artificial prostitution," Treece said. "And therefore, there's no law, that I'm aware of, that prohibits this as long as it's done to where there's no public view of it while it's happening." 
  
 KHOU 11 News is still waiting to get more answers from the company’s owner. 
  
 He first told us the brothel will open around the beginning of October, which could be any day now. 
  
 © 2018 KHOU ||||| EMBED More News Videos Toronto businessman brings sex robot brothel to the Galleria area 
  
 EMBED More News Videos ABC13's Mayra Moreno reports on the planned opening of a sex robot brothel in Houston. 
  
 A sex robot brothel may find itself fighting City Hall.Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner says he wants to make sure the city can regulate the business before it even opens its doors.The owner of Canadian-based sexbot business "Kinkys Dolls" told Eyewitness News last week he plans to open the first U.S. franchise in the Galleria area on Richmond Avenue.He did not want to give the exact address without permission of the franchise holders.At the location in Toronto, customers pay for use of the dolls and a private room. Sessions range from 30 minutes up to two hours.The mayor said right away that he did not want to see this sort of business in Houston.But there could be trouble stopping it.Lawyers we spoke with say Texas law would not prevent a robot sex shop from opening. However, Turner wants to make sure local ordinances are up-to-date to give the city some say in how these shops operate, if at all."I am not trying to be the moral police officer, but we do need to be very mindful of what comes into our city and what our children and others may be exposed to," Turner said.The mayor is not the only one concerned about the brothel coming to the Bayou City.Leaders of the local organization Elijah Rising have been cracking down on human trafficking and worry that this type of "robot brothel" will only set them back."Our biggest concern is that this sex brothel with robots is gonna train men to become rapists," Micah Gamboa with Elijah Rising said. "What's next? Is it child robots? Where's the line? Where is the boundary?"According to the brothel's website, each "doll" has a name and a look. The owner says they are designed to appear as adults.They're available for sale to clients with prices that start at $2,500.The company also sells artificial intelligence models that programmed to engage in conversations. Those are available only for sale with a price of $10,000."What I have said to legal and to my other departments, move quickly to give me some recommendations on how to address that because again, at the very minimum, let me put it in this case, at the very minimum, I don't want to see these type of businesses being next door to our schools, our day cares, our faith based institutions," Turner said.The owner of the sex robot brothel plans to open the Houston location within a matter of weeks. |||||
Solution:
"Sex Robot Battle" sounds like the name of a B-movie one might stumble on during late-night channel-surfing, but that's actually how KTRK depicts a war brewing between the mayor of a Texas city and the owner of a "sexbot business" out of Canada. The owner of KinkySDollS, which already has a location in Toronto—where patrons can pay for a private room and sex doll for anywhere between 30 minutes and two hours—tells the station he's bringing his sex shop to Houston, and KHOU reports that Mayor Sylvester Turner is definitely not in a welcoming mood. "It's not the sort of business that we advertise for, or we seek to attract," Turner says. "Or quite frankly, from my point of view, the sort of business that I want in the city of Houston." A petition that so far has more than 9,000 signatures lays out the underlying issues—namely, that bot brothels will "ultimately harm men, their understanding of healthy sexuality, and increase the demand for the prostitution and sexual exploitation of women and children." It also notes health risks, as there's "no proven safe way to handle the disinfection of the humanoids." But there may not be much the city can do to stop KinkySDollS from setting down roots. "There's a difference between human prostitution and artificial prostitution," a KHOU analyst says. "And therefore, there's no law, that I'm aware of, that prohibits this." Lawyers who talked to KTRK agree, though Turner says he'll at least try to update local ordinances and make sure the business isn't located near schools, day cares, or "faith-based institutions."