Just as there is bioethics, there is roboethics, a new branch of knowledge that deals with the changes (without euphemisms: the dangers) of the development of artificial intelligence. Will robots put us out of work or, in fact, will it only be the first step towards becoming the new kings of creation? Or are these fantasies learned in Kubrick's 2001? UAB professor Jordi Vallverdú Segura, a specialist in Philosophy of Science and Computing, Artificial Intelligence and Robotics, works in roboethics. A person with a torrential verb, understandable, sharp and funny, as can be seen in the Interessos chapter of the UAB website: "Love for Johann Sebastian Bach, John Coltrane, Djivan Gasparian and Japanese poetry in the form of haiku accompany this researcher in his investigations. And he enjoys sharing life (but not the toilet) with his partner and their three children". Vallverdú sat next to fellow philosopher Daniel Gamper at the opening of the Diàlegs de Pedralbes 2021, organised by Barcelona City Council and the ARA. This interview includes some of the most interesting moments of the conversation.