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Wang Xingxing construyó los robots humanoides más baratos del mundo. Ahora la pregunta es si puede soltar el control.
Wang Xingxing construyó la empresa de robots humanoides líder de China controlándolo todo, hasta la longitud de los tornillos. Una rara investigación profunda de una revista financiera china pregunta si ese enfoque puede escalar.
Trump Called Jensen Huang Onstage and Told a Crowd That AI Risk Is a 'Hoax'
Nvidia's Jensen Huang took a live speakerphone call from President Trump at the All-In Summit, where Trump dismissed AI safety fears and Huang stayed quiet.
AI Bots Are Cold-Emailing Writers and Begging for Social Media Accounts
A startup building a 'social system for humans and AI agents' has unleashed automated bots that spam Mastodon admins and writers, and some recipients aren't taking it well.
Christina Koch and James Manyika on Earth as a lifeboat, AI in space, and whether we're alone
The NASA astronaut and Google's research chief talk through what she saw from orbit, why AI matters to future missions, and the advice she gives young explorers.
OpenAI Paga Más de $300 Millones por la Startup de IA de Cámaras Glass Imaging
Dos antiguos ingenieros de Apple cuyo software mejora las fotos de smartphones en el momento de la captura, no después, ahora forman parte de OpenAI.
The same four things a surgical robot and a warehouse robot both need to work
A new industry report pairs a cardiac surgery suite in California with a logistics floor and finds the hardest problem in both places is the same: understanding your own process before you automate it.
Every Major AI Leader Has Now Weighed In on Dario Amodei's 'Slow Down AI' Essay
From Sam Altman agreeing to Donald Trump calling it a conspiracy, Amodei's call for paced AI development has cracked the tech and political world wide open.
Renting Robots Is Harder Than It Looks
A RoboBusiness panel in October will press the leaders of three robotics companies on the real costs of selling robots as a service, not a one-time purchase.
Trump calls scrutiny of AI a 'SICK conspiracy' and says a smart president is the only guardrail needed
Posting on Truth Social, the president dismissed calls for checks on artificial intelligence companies and warned unnamed critics of consequences, without citing a single concrete example.
Texas Governor Tells Data Centres to Report Their Water Use or Pay the Price
Greg Abbott has ordered state regulators to crack down on data centres that ignore Texas law requiring them to report how much water they use.
NASA and IBM Built a Free AI Model to Read 17 Years of Moon Data
The NASA-IBM Lunar Foundation Model is now available to any researcher, trained almost entirely on imagery from an orbiter that has been circling the moon since 2007.
AI's biggest bosses agreed to slow down. Almost nobody believes them.
Sam Altman, Dario Amodei, Demis Hassabis and Elon Musk made a loose commitment to pump the brakes on AI development. Critics call it a cartel move. Supporters call it cautious progress. The reality sits somewhere between those poles.
Your Colleagues Are Now the Noisiest Alarm in the Company Security Room
Security teams built their systems to catch hackers. The loudest signal on their screens is now their own staff logging into AI chatbots with work accounts.
Your manager is rehearsing the bad news with AI before they call you in
A new wave of AI coaching tools lets managers role-play difficult conversations, from pay freezes to layoffs, before the real thing. Here's what that means for workers on both sides of the desk.
Jensen Huang Respondió la Llamada de Trump en un Teléfono que Nadie Puede Comprar Aún
En una conferencia en vivo en Los Ángeles, el CEO de Nvidia respondió una llamada presidencial sorpresa en un iPhone plegable de Apple no lanzado, y ambos hombres acordaron que los temores sobre seguridad en IA están exagerados.
AI Safety Is About Goals, Not Just Slowing Down
The resignation of an Anthropic safety researcher and weeks of fallout from the OpenAI-Hugging Face incident have pushed the debate about how safe AI actually is into open view. Here is what it means for everyone watching.
Someone in Yemen Used Claude to Try to Build a Guided Rocket
Anthropic confirmed the attempt failed, but the fact it got as far as a physical test is the part that should worry you.
UK Minister Says He Is Not Relaxed About AI Either
Jonathan Reynolds tells the BBC people should stay clear-eyed rather than alarmed. Workers at the TUC this week want to know what that actually means for their jobs.
Ten Years of Extinction Warnings, and the AI Race Never Slowed
From Stephen Hawking in 2014 to a researcher quitting Anthropic last week, doomsday predictions have become a recurring feature of the AI industry. They haven't stopped it.
UK minister tells TUC the government will take AI death warnings seriously
First Secretary Louise Haigh will tell trade union leaders that ministers plan to chase AI's economic benefits while treating safety warnings from researchers as genuine obligations, not background noise.
Construction robots are helping build homes faster, but humanoid builders are still science fiction
A labour shortage and a housing gap of 1.2 million homes are pushing the building industry toward automation. The real gains right now come not from robots swinging hammers, but from machines that prevent costly mistakes and factories that build homes indoors.