Saudi Arabia's first robot gets its first job at government entity | Arab News
Arabic press review: Want Saudi citizenship? Get in line behind the robot | Middle East Eye
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Sophia the robot is now a citizen of Saudi Arabia | The Star
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Pretending to give a robot citizenship helps no one - The Verge
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Saudi Arabia becomes first country to grant citizenship to a robot
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Saudi Arabia Is First Country to Give Citizenship to Robot
A Robot is Now a 'Citizen' of Saudi Arabia, Sparking Online Criticism | Inc.com
The humanoid robot Sophia speaks at a press conference in Kiev. The robot Sophia arrived to Ukraine to take part in the final of the all-Ukrainian competition of developers of robotics and
Saudi Arabia bestows citizenship on a robot named Sophia | TechCrunch
The agony of Sophia, the world's first robot citizen condemned to a lifeless career in marketing | WIRED UK
