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It’s not a bad movie by any means, but the ideas about technology in director Drew Hancock’s thriller don’t hold up.
Beautiful songs, stunning design, and brilliant performances by Darren Criss and Helen J Shen: “Maybe Happy Ending” makes the love story of two robots Broadway’s hottest ticket.
Tesla’s cybercabs are slated for production in 2027, while the company’s robot will hit the market sooner by the end of the year.
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Sunny rolls with a 13- person entourage, plus four support staff. The team behind the remarkably functioning AI robot on Apple TV+’s series tell Obsessed how they pulled it off.
The new Apple TV+ series “Sunny,” starring Rashida Jones, is an ambitious sci-fi mystery that tackles the AI and robot debate with surprising humor.
In a future matchup of superpowers’ robotic capabilities, the United States might not have an edge.
Perhaps investors will ignore falling profits and revenues in favor of a sexy—though not yet proven—innovation.
While robots are increasingly used in manufacturing, full automation seems a ways away, as long as the bots need a little human help to get the job done.
Modern artificial neural networks suffer from what is known as the “problem of catastrophic forgetting”: when you teach them new things, they tend to forget old things.
At 4:40 p.m., the school gave the “all clear” but said an inspection of its food delivery robots was ongoing.
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