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I saw this robot at Seattle space needle and thought it was cool. A few people said some of the robots ask for a tip. I think it would be real cool if it had a towel and could clean up its own mess after making coffee. submitted by /u/mattsrobotics [comments]
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Alan Turing’s famous ideas about artificial intelligence may have sent AI research down the wrong path for the past 75 years, according to prominent computer scientist Peter J. Denning. In his new book, Turing’s Mistake: Escaping the Yoke of Unintelligent Machines, Denning argues that two foundational assumptions made by Turing in 1950 continue to shape…
Imagine tiny robots made from DNA moving through the bloodstream, delivering drugs exactly where they are needed and targeting threats such as cancer cells or viruses. These microscopic machines could also assemble ultra-precise data storage systems and computing devices at the nanometer scale. Although the possibilities are remarkable, most DNA robots today remain in early…
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Chinese start-up #Unitree Robotics opened its Asia’s first embodied intelligence experience store in Jing’an district in downtown Shanghai on Sunday. Spanning over 100 sqms, the store features and sells a range of end-user products, including the G1/R1 humanoid robot and Go2 robotic dog. China’s artificial intelligence (AI)-related products have seen strong momentum in imports and…