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America’s physical AI gold rush is exploding. Investors are shifting billions away from LLMs and into next-gen robotics, just as the US government gears up aggressive measures to close the gap on China’s breakneck push.
The world’s most popular AI video-generation platforms are racing into robotics, reframing their creative tools as rehearsal spaces for next-generation machines.
Google, riding high on buzz surrounding its latest AI model, is pushing hard into robotics as it hopes to leapfrog Big Tech rivals like OpenAI, Meta, and Amazon in the shift toward embodied artificial intelligence.
Things got a little out of hand during this encounter between 1X’s NEO humanoids and one of the world’s most popular streamers.
A truly staggering number of humanlike robots are congregating in Beijing, capping off a huge week in embodied artificial intelligence.
As Big Tech looks beyond AGI and toward superintelligence, a similar trend is emerging in the robotics world.
After talking up robots for more than 40 years, futurist Ray Kurzweil is introducing his own to the world.
Wang XingXing’s Unitree Robotics is on the verge of becoming a household name as its humanoid and quadrupedal robots grow ubiquitous in the age of embodied AI.
Mercedez-Benz is taking a stake in Apptronik as it plans to expand the use of the Texas firm’s humanoid robots on its production lines.
Google’s AI branch, DeepMind, just introduced two Gemini-based AI models aiming to accelerate the mass deployment of humanoid robots for wide-ranging applications.
Apptronik is working with Jabil, a leading global manufacturing services firm, to test and scale production of its AI-powered humanoid robots.