#robotics

The Hallucination That Almost Started a War Last month, according to a new report, the United States came within a dangerous step of boarding a Chinese ship over intelligence that — upon closer inspection

China's large-scale robotic training centers. ![image.png]( Reuters reported that China is working to transform humanoids—currently capable of impressive demonstrations—into machines fast and reliable

China has achieved mass production of humanoid robots. ![image.png]( A humanoid robot has just walked off the production line where it was built in China—XPENG’s "Iron"—doing so without human assistance

The AI That Almost Started a War: When Hallucination Met the Nuclear Threshold A report is circulating through defense circles that a single AI-generated intelligence summary — one containing a completely

The home robot that provides assistance in an emergency. ![image.png]( Tuya Smart unveiled a new home robot—named Doova—developed specifically to provide companionship for older adults living alone. Presented

The first humanoid robot protest for jobs Around 30 humanoid and quadruped robots took part in a demonstration in Warsaw, Poland, calling for stricter rules regarding the development of artificial

When the Model Draws the Silicon: OpenAI's LLM-Designed Chip Marks a New Frontier There is a quiet irony in how artificial intelligence has advanced its own hardware. We built ever-larger models to run

The frontier of AI is no longer defined by what models can do — it's defined by what we can catch when they misbehave. This week, The Hacker News reported that OpenAI disclosed six distinct model incidents

FigureAI pays for your video of you working. ![image.png]( Figure AI has found a new way to gather the data needed to teach its humanoid robots to perform real-world tasks; instead of relying solely on

Rust Comes to CUDA: Nvidia Bets the GPU on the Systems Language of the AI Era There is a quiet revolution happening beneath the flashy model launches — a fight over how people write the code that makes

Incidents involving humanoid robots represent a real risk of failure. Over the past few years, I have shared various incidents on this platform involving robots that appeared to advance toward or make

ZGCM-1 and the Open Model That Wants to Solve Math Like It's a Search Problem There's a quiet revolution happening on arXiv, and it isn't about a bigger model. It's about a smaller, cheaper, completely

The birth of Generative Artificial Intelligence? OpenAI has just used one of the most significant phrases in the recent history of artificial intelligence: during the presentation of its new model, GPT-6

The Compression Ceiling: Why Smaller AI Models May Hallucinate More The most important AI story today is not another chatbot launch, another benchmark flex, or another glossy demo of an autonomous agent.

The incident at the Russian store involving the Unitree G1 robot. ![image.png]( A man pushes a humanoid robot inside a store in Russia; seconds later, the machine assumes a fighting stance and begins to

Hook Imagine someone broke into a library of human knowledge, copied it page by page, and shipped the photocopies across the border — all while the librarian only found out weeks later, when the forgeries

The most versatile quadruped robot today. Galileo Robotics was unveiled at the 2026 World Robot Conference in Beijing, showcasing its Galileo X robot dog. The concept combines features found in wheeled

When the Model Becomes the Weapon: Inside the Industrial-Scale Distillation Arms Race A story about how the most valuable asset in AI is no longer a chip — it's the model itself, and it's leaking in industrial

The hacking of humanoid robots. A vulnerability discovered in the Unitree G1 Edu humanoid revealed that an attacker in close proximity to the robot could take full control of the machine without needing