Sex Doll Robots Now ‘Teaching’ New York School Kids — The Final Phase of the Elite’s War on Children

First they came for the teachers. Now they’re putting sex doll robots in front of your children — and calling anyone who objects “anti-science.”

The Cattaraugus County School District purchased the Realbotix M-Series robot for Salamanca High School as part of a pilot program that also includes an AI “teaching assistant” called Optio. The district claims it’s the first in the nation to deploy such technology.

But teachers, parents, and Native American residents are fighting back — and their concerns read like a checklist of everything wrong with Big Tech’s creeping influence over American children.

Sex Doll Manufacturer Realbotix Now Teaching New York School Kids. How Appropriate.

Abyss Creations, LLC is the mother company of Realbotix, the producer of the infamous RealDoll sold for sexual intercourse.

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“Creepy” and “Dehumanizing”

Salamanca Teachers’ Association president Lacey Pihlblad didn’t mince words.

“The Salamanca teachers’ union as a whole is concerned about the background of the company of Realbotix,” she said, citing data privacy fears. “We’re very concerned about the security of the software that they’re implementing, and whether or not the data will be stored, how it will be gathered, are the recording capabilities.”

Translation: They’re putting a surveillance device that looks like a person in front of your kids, and nobody can tell you what happens to the data.

Melinda Person, president of the New York State United Teachers union, called the whole thing “kind of creepy” — and she’s right.

“Putting a lifeless machine in front of students is a bad idea,” Person said. “A machine that the intention of it is to simulate a human relationship with young people who are just learning those skills of how to interact… will lead to the dehumanization of the profession of education.”

The union is now negotiating contract protections around AI — a sign that even the people responsible for educating our children see the writing on the wall.

The Company Behind the Robot Has a Disturbing Past

Here’s where it gets worse.

Realbotix, formerly known as Tokens.com, is a Toronto-based company that pivoted from cryptocurrency to humanoid robots after purchasing Simulacra — a Las Vegas company known for manufacturing realistic sex dolls — for $16.7 million in April 2024.

The company denies any connection between its sex doll subsidiary and the school robot. But you have to ask: Is this really who we want building the machines that interact with our children?

Native American Children Used as Guinea Pigs — Again

Perhaps the most damning aspect of this program is where it’s being tested.

Salamanca High School sits on the Allegany territory of the Seneca Nation. Nearly 40% of the student body is Native American.

“Out of all the schools in New York state, let alone in the US, they chose to experiment on Native American children yet again,” said Sierra May Abrams, a substitute teacher at the school and local resident.

Abrams drew a direct line between this pilot program and the horrific legacy of Native American boarding schools — institutions designed to strip Indigenous children of their culture and identity.

“Our culture is struggling to stay alive due to the impact of the Native American boarding schools and what they did to our elders,” she said. “We live on the only reservation located in a city so it’s just absolutely insane that we’re the ones ‘testing it out.'”

Alyson Brown, a community health specialist and Seneca Nation member who graduated from Salamanca, said many local families see history repeating itself.

“Many native families are viewing this pilot program as history repeating itself,” Brown said. “I see nothing positive to come from this being introduced in the classroom setting. I worry for the cognitive development of young minds in this exposure.”

Big Tech’s War on Real Education

This isn’t just about one robot in one school. It’s about a broader agenda to replace human connection with algorithms, teachers with machines, and community with corporate surveillance.

The New York State Education Department has raised “serious concerns about student privacy, appropriate safeguards, and the risk that the robot could be used to perform functions that should remain the responsibility of trained, qualified professionals.”

But the district isn’t listening. Superintendent Mark Beehler didn’t respond to multiple requests for comment.

The teachers’ union wants a pause. Parents want answers. Native American families want to know why their children are once again being treated as test subjects.

And Realbotix? They’re not commenting on any of it.

The Bottom Line

Your tax dollars are funding a program that puts a robot built by a company with ties to the sex doll industry in a classroom full of children — on Native American land — while nobody can explain what data it’s collecting or why it’s necessary.

This is what the future looks like if we don’t push back: machines teaching our kids, corporations harvesting their data, and communities silenced by bureaucrats who won’t return a phone call.

The teachers of Salamanca are sounding the alarm. The question is: Will anyone listen before it’s too late?