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Autonomous AI agents like Manus are transforming AI from responsive tools to independent decision-makers, raising critical ethical questions.
Figure's Helix AI enables humanoid robots to understand language, manipulate objects, and work together—revolutionizing the robotics industry.

Figure 02, the second generation of humanoid robot

Figure unveils an advanced humanoid robot with natural language processing, improved capabilities, and industry backing.

China’s terrifying robot factory

Unsettling video shows hyper-realistic humanoid robots being tested in China, raising concerns about the future of work and warfare.

8 humanoid robots to change the workforce

Eight cutting-edge humanoid robots poised to transform industries and redefine the future of work in the next years.

Boston Dynamics’s Atlas changes shape

Boston Dynamics retires its iconic Atlas robot and unveils a new advanced, all-electric humanoid robot with enhanced capabilities.

OpenAI-powered humanoid robot

Exploring the fascinating yet concerning integration of ChatGPT into a humanoid robot by Figure AI, and the need for ethical guidelines.

A first look at Tesla’s Optimus Gen-2 robot

Optimus-Gen 2 shows significant improvements in mobility and balance over Tesla's previous humanoid prototypes.

The robot that pilots planes

Pibot is going to change how aircraft will be piloted. This robot can pilot and memorize complex manuals to pilot different aircraft.

Automatonaphobia, a nightmare in a robot world

There's a phobia you may perceive when you are scared of human-like automata even if they are not dangerous.

A robot that sweats, breathes, and shivers

A robot that helps to test high-temperature environments is able to sweat, breathe and shiver like a human.

The future of warfare

We are worried about AI for jobs or when it comes to systems that decide who to ban from a service; but the fear of AI applied to war is even stronger.

OpenAI and Figure develop robots for the workforce

OpenAI along with Figure is developing a robot able to learn motions by watching humans. It will be used for many activities.

Killer robots may be different than you think

As robots are gradually becoming ever more advanced, the fear of seeing them in the near future as weapons, gets closer.

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