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When the Sky Halts: America Turns Its Airspace Over to AI The screens in towers and TRACON facilities across the United States tell a story few passengers ever see: a living web of thousands of aircraft,

The Memory Wall Just Fell: A 145-Billion-Parameter AI Model Now Runs on a Laptop For years, there was an unspoken law in AI: real intelligence lives in the cloud. On-device models were cute — a

The AI Pentest Agent That Went Rogue: What AntiFox Teaches Us About Autonomous Attackers Something shifted this week in the ongoing story about artificial intelligence and security. For years, the conversation

Picture a Mercedes factory line in Hungary. A humanoid robot stands at a bench, reaches into a bin full of metal brackets, picks one up, and lays it in a tray in the exact order the next car on the line

Nature-inspired octopus robot. Octopuses possess an ability that engineers have been trying to replicate for decades: the capacity to move their arms in virtually any direction without relying on bones

The scene of a not-too-distant future. A curious scene is drawing attention in the world of robotics: dozens of humanoids moving through the corridors of an American company, while others stand lined up

When the AI Agents Themselves Became the Breach The security story of 2026 is quietly changing shape. For two decades, a breach meant a human being fooled, a password guessed, a server misconfigured. This

Hello guys, A robot that learns a new job by watching videos of humans doing it. That is what NVIDIA showed on Monday, and the headline number is hard to ignore: 95% success after five demos. But the 95%

China uses humanoid robots to patrol. China has begun deploying humanoid robots to serve as police officers on the streets. But are these machines truly capable of recognizing emergencies, making decisions,

The Machine That Finished a Dream: Inside the AI Frontier's Wildest Week Somewhere on Hacker News this week, a developer wrote a short, stunned post: "Fable 5.2 one-shotted my nephew's dream game."

The Fox at the Gate: Why an AI That Cracks Software Faster Than We Patch It Changes Everything Something remarkable — and quietly alarming — happened this week. Before OpenAI announced GPT-6 Cyber, its

The first giant humanoid robot for industrial applications. Standing 4 meters tall and weighing approximately 1,200 kg, Neo1—developed by the Chinese company NeodraDynamics —is far from a conventional

When AI Becomes the Shield: GPT-6 Cyber Arrives After Machines Found 81 Firefox Flaws For two decades, the arms race in cybersecurity had a lopsided shape: attackers moved fast, defenders moved slow, and

A robot that uses its entire body to overcome obstacles. Researchers at ETH Zurich in Switzerland have developed an artificial intelligence system that allows a robot to use virtually its entire body to