#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 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

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

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.