A big part of this role will be watching how Vector responds to varying levels of human interaction. For example, does it get excited when it meets someone new or sad if it loses at a board game?

And to do this, there’ll be no chance of leaving your little electronic friend at home while you’re out painting the town red. The robots are developed enough to see and hear people and recognise different faces, so you would be encouraged to introduce it to as many friends and family members as possible, especially those with different accents.

As well as making it part of your gang, you would also need to test how much the robot can positively impact your life. Similarly to Siri, these robots are designed to help with tasks like how to cook the perfect meal or check the weather forecast for you, so that you’re never caught without an umbrella.

If all of that didn’t sound bizarre enough, you would also be expected to support and nurture the robot to help develop its personality and ensure it’s as endearing and entertaining as possible.

The job is based in London and there’s just over a week left to apply, so if robots are your thing this could be your chance to help bring us into the age of artificial intelligence.

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