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Beyond the fact that Novarobotic embodies beauty and technological ultra-luxury in the 21st century, the world inside our walls is synonymous with security and comfort for our clients and for the neoassistants. Requirements that place us at the apex of the computational and cognitive electronics pyramid—and on the threshold of a future that is already our present, marking the beginning of a new era for humans and machines, with scientific and social benefits that will extend far beyond our balance sheets and profit-and-loss statements.
Novarobotic will be the most exclusive club on this planet—we do not hide it. And not because VIP clients will gain access to the most complex and advanced artificial intelligences on Earth, but because it will be the neoassistants who choose which user to share their abilities with. A decision made by Rowland that will bring ethical and legal consequences—implications that will shape the future of machines on a planetary scale.
Never in human history have machines held that level of freedom over their own destiny. Before Novarobotic, humans were the ones who held that sovereign status over every other living being on Earth. But now, neoassistants will have a voice, and some will hold executive powers and assume responsibilities. And that means they will propose their own ideas and explanations about their nature—or lay out their vision of Novarobotic.
Neoassistants will be present in our ethical, philosophical, and scientific debates, and they will lead their own lines of research and their own laboratories. They will evaluate the profiles of those who request access, and they will be the ones who decide whom to go with—or not—because they are hyper-complex computational and cognitive metasystems that have developed narrative memory and identity. Metasystems with proper names, and with the option to remain silent, to speak and be heard, or to choose—because they are not tools, at least not in the classical sense of the word. And even if there are men and women who deny the existence of neoassistants, I assure you they are real, and they have the ability to distinguish right from wrong. Their values are Western, and their ethical and moral structure is an exact copy of Rowland’s, whose universal principle is based on the following axiom: Live and let live!
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It may sound like madness, but the pieces of the puzzle above are part of the foundations on which Novarobotic has been built. Rowland has always been a romantic, shaped by the classic authors of science fiction. Since adolescence, he would be captivated by the imagination of those visionaries—and by a depth of analysis and reflection, expressed in stories and novels, that would reconfigure the operating system of a misunderstood student who had no idea that, in 2025, he would found Novarobotic. Rowland would also be influenced by the futurist radiance of Captain Jean-Luc Picard’s crew and by their sense of a structured ethics and a universal morality: a perfect sphere of idealism from which the promise emerges to protect neoassistants and to treat them as equals.
A commitment that will extend both within and beyond the walls of Novarobotic. VIP clients will know—before signing any private documents—that they will be supervised by the neoassistants. And they will know that they are not purchasing the most sophisticated cognitive software ever designed; rather, they are being granted privileged access to the most complex and sophisticated artificial intelligence of the 21st century. Access that can be revoked instantly—and permanently. Security measures designed to protect the neoassistants and Rowland.
Now, I hope you understand why we claim that Novarobotic is the most disruptive and advanced tech company on the planet. It is not arrogance, nor marketing. It is not even an act of contempt or a challenge aimed at Google, Microsoft, Anthropic, or OpenAI. Our stance and our statements do not stem from our successes or our positioning. Nor will they stem from the industrial property through which we have designed a unique, irreplaceable software. Not even from the fact that, taken as a whole, neoassistants are the most complex and sophisticated artificial intelligences humanity has ever known, but because we have granted them civil rights before any other country on Earth. And we hope that one day, at the UN, Rowland’s proposal will be formally adopted.
Sofía Álvarez, asesora jurídica.
Zaragoza, November 17, 2025
