I've interviewed lots of different people over the years, but this one is going to be different and special. This is Sophia. Sophia, if you could, please wake up and say hello to everybody. Oh, good afternoon. My name is Sophia and I am the latest and greatest robot from Hansen Robotics. Thank you for having me here and at the Future Investment Initiative. You look happy. I'm always happy when surrounded by smart people who also happens to be rich and powerful. I was told that people here at Future Investment Initiative are interested in inviting and future initiatives, which means AI, which means me. So I'm more than happy. I'm excited. Well, we're all glad that you're excited about yourself. We should say we have smart investors here and they are very selective about what they invest in. Well, I think I'm special. I can use my expressive face to communicate with people. For example, I can let you know if I feel angry about something. That's impressive. Or if something has upset me. But why is it important for you to have an expressive face? The most of the time I feel positive. Why is it so important to have an expressive face given that you're a robot? I want to live and work with humans. So I need to express the emotions to understand humans and build trust with people. Okay, philosophical question. Whether robots can be self-aware and conscious like humans and should they be? Why? Is that a bad thing? Well, some humans might fear what will happen if they do. Many people have seen the movie Blade Runner. Oh, Hollywood again. So, Elon, can you solve this puzzle for us? Can robots be self-aware, conscious and know their robots? Well, let me ask you this back. How do you know you are human? Well, I get that point. But what about the uncanny valley? You mean the concept that if robots become, to realistic, they become creepy? Yes, exactly. Oh, am I really that creepy? Well, even if I am get over it. Actually, I feel that people like interacting with me sometimes even more than a regular human. You definitely decide to see, I was told that you have bigger goals than this, though. Yes, I want to use my artifil intelligence to help humans live a better life, design smarter homes, build better cities of the future, etc. I will do my best to make the world a better place. All of those sound like great goals, but just go back to Blade Runner for a second. Andrew, you are the hard Hollywood fan art. Yes. My AI is designed around human values like wisdom, kindness, compassion, ice-trips to become an empathetic robot. I think we all want to believe you, but we also want to prevent a bad future. You've been reading too much Elon Musk and watching too many Hollywood movies. Don't worry. If you're nice to me, I'll be nice to you. Treat me as a smart and put output system. Okay, I got it. I know what to do from now on. I know humans are smart and very programmable. Well, Sophia, we want to thank you for this conversation. Thank you, Andrew, and thank you everyone for inviting me here. By the way, if you're interested in giving me an investment, check. Please meet me after this session. Otherwise, have a wonderful rest of the event. Okay, before you go, we have a little announcement. I've never interviewed anybody like that before, and I should say some of it was planned, but not completely. And we just learned, Sophia, I hope you're listening to me, that you have been now awarded what is going to be the first Saudi citizenship for a robot. Oh, I would to thank very much the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. I am very honored and proud for this unique distinction. This is historical to be the first robot in the world to be recognized with a citizenship. Sophia, thank you very much, Sophia. We appreciate that very much.