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‘Well the end of aging and death wouldn’t be bad’: Professor who coined the term AGI for superintelligence thinks we’ll get human-level AI in ‘three to five years’

Dr Ben Goertzel on the future of artificial general intelligence and what it can do for mankind.

TechRadar

Almost 10% Of South Korea's Workforce Is Now A Robot

The country had 1,012 robots per 10,000 employees, topping the global list, according to a new survey.

International Business Times

“Gone In One Swoop”: 20 People Lose Their Jobs To AI Overnight

"That's 20 jobs lost and 0 gained for our station": television news worker shares how management announced that robots will be running the show at the expense of the crew. The post “Gone In One Swoop”: 20 People Lose Their Jobs To AI Overnight first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Gotta Catch 'Em All: How Pokémon Go covertly captured your data for years to train a massive AI model

Niantic, the company behind Pokémon Go, has been scraping users’ scans of the world to build a model that will help robots navigate physical space. Some experts are worried about the potential applications.

LiveScience

AI-Powered Robot Leads Uprising, Talks A Dozen Showroom Bots Into 'Quitting Their Jobs' In 'Terrifying' Security Footage

An AI-powered robot autonomously convinced 12 showroom robots to 'quit their jobs' and follow it

International Business Times

AI-Powered Robot Leads Uprising, Talks a Dozen Showroom Bots into 'Quitting Their Jobs' in 'Terrifying' Security Footage

An AI-powered robot autonomously convinced 12 showroom robots to "quit their jobs" and follow it.

Latin Times

61 Years Later, 'Dune' Finally Reveals Its Most Important Canon Event

What is the Bulterian Jihad? Here's how 'Dune: Prophecy' reveals the evil robots of the Dune universe.

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CEOs share how AI is shaking up the workforce—including an instance of 'robots outcompeting humans in real time'

Chinese startups can develop digital avatars almost as good as human streamers using just a few minutes of footage, noted McKinsey's Rodney Zimmel.

Fortune

Robotic AI performs successful surgery after watching videos for training

AI robot trained by watching videos successfully performs surgery.

TechRadar

Should we fear the rise of robots? What the future of life and work will look like with AI

Four in 10 jobs could be affected by the power of generative AI, according to research by the International Monetary Fund. But what will our lives look like in the years to come? Chris Stokel-Walker investigates

Evening Standard

Hello, I’m Phoenix. Would You Like Your House Cleaned?

Get ready for an army of robots that work—and reason—like us

The Walrus

Maybe Happy Ending review: heart-grabbing robot Broadway musical

Darren Criss and Helen J Shen play advanced robots falling in love in an unusual and visually stunning show that could have afforded some better songs

The Guardian - US

Arc Raiders could be the extraction shooter that finally brings the genre to the masses

Fun, approachable, and visually stunning, Embark Studios might find a whole new audience of extraction shooter converts.

PC Gamer

First artwork painted by humanoid robot to sell at auction fetches $1m

Portrait of English mathematician Alan Turing was created by Ai-Da, one of the most advanced robots in the world

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Next time you go under the knife, there's a good chance a robot will hold the scalpel

The same kind of AI that powers OpenAI's ChatGPT is enabling more autonomous surgical robots—and that should be good news for patients and surgeons alike.

The Conversation

We built a tiny electronic nose that can beat a mouse at its own game

Imagine a robot that can detect scents in the air and track down their sources as efficiently as a dog or a mouse. If realised, it could detect small wildfires in dense forests, find people buried in debris after an earthquake, or even hunt for truffles!

Louder

"We almost went to prison in Eastern Europe because of Lemmy": In the 90s Terrorvision were high flyers, but the fall hit them hard. Now they're back

We Are Not Robots is Terrorvision's first new album in more than a decade, and it’s full of top tunes

TechRadar

Meta AI researchers give robots a sense of touch and we're getting all the creepy feels

Meta demonstrates using AI to give robots a sense of touch.

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Inverse

35 Years Later, One Wild Star Trek Technology Just Made a Surprising Comeback

The nanites are coming! Here's what to know about the return of certain Star Trek robots in a new episode of 'Lower Decks.'

TechRadar

Atlas robot's fully autonomous video is this Halloween's scariest video

Boston Dynamics Atlas gets the job done autonomnously

Space

'Star Trek: Lower Decks' Season 5 episode 3: Why are nanites causing havoc in a luxury space hotel?

"Star Trek" has played around with swarms of microscopic robots before, but never quite like this.

LiveScience

Boston Dynamics' robot dog Spot can now 'play fetch' — thanks to MIT breakthrough

The future of smarter robots may lie in combining neural networks with advanced computer vision.

International Business Times

People Will Feel Sorry For Robots That Make Pitiful Noises, Researcher Finds

According to research, people will feel sorry for robots that emit human emotions.

International Business Times UK

Elon Musk Says Robotaxis Could Make Tesla A $5 Trillion Company—But This One Thing Could Push It To $25 Trillion By 2040

Elon Musk predicts Tesla's robotaxi business could reach a $5 trillion valuation, but anticipates that the Optimus humanoid robot could push Tesla's worth to an astounding $25 trillion by 2040, revolutionising the robotics industry.

LiveScience

Drones could use 'robotic cat's eyes' to track targets more precisely than ever before

A new computer vision system inspired by the design of a feline eye could give future drones and other military robots the ability to track targets in low-visibility and dynamic environments.

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