A philosopher once said that technology was born out of laziness.
Because people didn't want to repeat certain actions day after day, they invented various convenient machines, and then began to invent robots.
In legend, God created Adam and Eve and all of humanity in His own image. In the real world, humans designed intelligent robots after their own likeness.
Robots also have eyes, ears, noses, tongues, and bodies, which are input interfaces. These interfaces use sensing technology to input the received data into a program, making the robot perform actions similar to reflex reactions based on pre-designed programming.
Then it appears as if the robots gain consciousness.
Of course, such consciousness is clearly not true consciousness, because it cannot be autonomous. Since the program design has fixed branches, the robot's consciousness follows a fixed path.
