Hiroshi Ishguru, a Japanese artificial intelligence scientist, has been working on Android for more than a decade: an intelligent, human-like robot living next to us.

But what really happens when the first machine opens ads?  What does a world look like where the machines do not serve man, but live next to him?  

What does a world look like where humans marry machines? And do machines have their own rights to work, livelihood, freedom and expression?

The rise of the machine is an in-depth look into the world in which our children will grow up and into the organizations that will shape this near future.

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