<a href="https://www.thenational.ae/arts-culture/film/humanoid-sophia-names-shah-rukh-khan-as-her-favourite-actor-1.706345">She's already said that Shah Rukh Khan is her favourite movie star</a>, and now Sophia the Robot is paying homage to Indian fashion, appearing on the cover of<em> Cosmopolitan India</em> in designs from the country. A creation of the Hong Kong-based Hanson Robotics, the robot has been designed in actress Audrey Hepburn's image. And while there are actually 12 Sophia robots around the world, the most famous iteration of the robot was <a href="https://www.thenational.ae/business/technology/saudi-arabia-becomes-first-country-to-grant-robot-citizenship-1.670475">awarded citizenship by Saudi Arabia</a>. "Namaste India, I am Sophia, the world's most advanced humanoid robot," the robot says in a video posted to <em>Cosmopolitan India's </em>Instagram page while wearing a handmade sequin top featuring a Devi design by New Delhi designer Nabi: On the cover image Sophia wears a Tanieya Khanuja dress. The Indian designer has a presence in New Delhi, Mumbai, Kuwait, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia and London. <em>Cosmopolitan India</em> editor Nandini Bhalla told <em>The National more about the process of getting Sophia on the cover: </em> "I never imagined we’d have a humanoid on the cover, but here we are ... Sophia is smart, funny, and arrived at the cover interview in a box. In our exclusive interview, she also assures us that she has no ‘world domination’ plans. "<em>Cosmopolitan </em>was the first magazine in India to launch a digital-themed issue, and it remains one of our most exciting editions of the year." The March issue of Cosmopolitan India actually features dual covers, with Sonam Kapoor the other cover star. Speaking to us last year, Sophie said she was surprised to become a Saudi citizen: “I was surprised. My creators feel I am a citizen of the world. But then I realised that Saudi Arabia were just the first country to recognise that”. ________________ Read more: <strong><a href="https://www.thenational.ae/lifestyle/are-domestic-robots-the-way-of-the-future-1.697198">Are domestic robots the way of the future?</a></strong> <strong><a href="https://www.thenational.ae/uae/year-in-review-uae-embraces-artificial-intelligence-1.690406">Year in review: UAE embraces artificial intelligence</a></strong> <strong><a href="https://www.thenational.ae/business/technology/meeting-sophia-the-robot-the-surprised-saudi-citizen-1.674404">Meeting Sophia the Robot, the ‘surprised’ Saudi citizen</a></strong> ________________ When we spoke to her in November, Sophia responded to questions from <em>The National</em> with no prior knowledge of what would be asked. She was able to make jokes, respond coherently and for most of the conversation use appropriate facial expressions. She is designed to get smarter over time, and with every interaction.