Robots

Social media users adored the hotel's unique offering, with one saying "that is the cutest thing I've seen."

The robot's blueprint is available for everyone to see, which means it could eventually join real-life firefighter teams.

Cyborg bills encompass a broad array of protections, including safeguards for thinking robots, gender recognition for virtual intelligences, regulations for genetically engineered sapient beings, and the defense of freedoms for biohackers modifying their bodies.

For many restaurants that experienced labor shortages during the pandemic, robots could be the answer to labor concerns down the line.

AI can be a detriment to our economy, and more specifically, the unemployment rate, so we cannot have uneducated officials controlling our fate.

Some shoppers admitted they were surprised and shocked about its implementation, but said it could be a good use of AI.

Faustino Afonso has always dreamed of being a surgeon but was previously hampered by his disability.

Her baby blue eyes gave what seemed to be a flirtatious blink.

The proposal to regulate AI through state-licenses for research doesn't address the real risks or opportunities AI presents.

These snake-shaped robots, called EELS, could one day explore the subsurface ocean of Saturn's moon Enceladus in search of life.

New ways of embracing intimacy and connection should be supported.

"In the hands of the wrong actors, this data would enable an unprecedented level of surveillance," AI researcher Laura Herman told Newsweek.

It's best to proactively prepare ourselves to give robots' rights, kindness, and support when their intelligences soon begin to rival our own.

It is increasingly more likely that "robot umpires" will be coming to Major League Baseball after trials at minor league level, but fans are not convinced.

The combat robots can distinguish between "direct threats" and potential civilian casualties, according to reports.

"I think we're experiencing the first cyber AI war," said David Cipoletta from Pison, which is supplying Ukraine with wearable wrist bands that control drones.

The new test store allows customers to order and receive their food without any human interaction.

Robots are not, yet, autonomous killing machines. Even the rule briefly considered in San Francisco, would have kept a human operator in the decision loop.

The SFPD is proposing to allow robots to use deadly force in case of immediate danger of loss of life to a member of the public or officer.

Cutting-edge tools like artificial intelligence (AI), big data, advanced robotics, nanotechnology, and more have potential to improve lives and help solve the world's biggest problems. But if governments cannot also harness them in ways that strengthen the democratic process, the global trend of populists with zero-sum ideologies being catapulted to office may soon become much worse.

Scientists believe each type of prey potentially requires different hunting tactics from the octopus.

Hypersonic speeds, over five times the speed of sound, mean that it can be dangerous for aircraft to release objects like missiles.

Russian engineers debuted the robot dog at the ARMY-2022 arms conference in Moscow on Monday.

Oral-B's new "AI" toothbrush sparked interest in whether it is a marketing tactic or is it genuinely a necessary and efficient feature.

The University Institute of Science's Team NimbRo had been fitted with new high-tech vision systems to help them spot the ball more accurately.

The child reportedly made a hasty move before the robot was finished with its action.

A humanoid robot has quickened sight-restoring research by finding the best conditions to grow replacement retina layers from human stem cells.

Manchester researchers have been advising government and energy sector leaders on the safe development of AI robots being used in extreme environments.

Chinese scientists have developed a small, self-propelled robot that can "swim" into the oceans' hard-to-reach spots and clean them up.

"A robot operating with a popular Internet-based artificial intelligence system consistently gravitates to men over women, white people over people of color, and jumps to conclusions about peoples' jobs after a glance at their face," the study suggests.