Overview
- Around 30 humanoid and quadruped robots were deployed by the activist group Democratism in front of the Digital Affairs Ministry in Warsaw to demand faster regulation of AI and robotisation.
- Organizers presented the machines as a proof of concept that robotics and AI can already perform visible tasks, and an Agibot A3 at the scene relayed the group’s message to reporters.
- Digital Affairs Minister Krzysztof Gawkowski publicly warned that uncontrolled AI models embedded in evolving humanoids are a serious problem, responding directly to the spectacle.
- Reporters noted a possible conflict of interest because organizer Grzegorz Kuliś is linked to a robotics firm called Delta Robots, but there is no sign the protest prompted any immediate new regulatory action.
- The event follows Poland’s recent steps to implement the EU AI Act and create a national watchdog, and it highlights continuing debates about job displacement, safety standards, and how to verify claims about robot autonomy.