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Carter™ by Robust.AI: Next-Gen Warehouse Robot
Robust.AI is reshaping the way warehouses work through its Carter™ collaborative mobile robot, now redesigned to do far more than ever before. Once a basic assistant, Carter has become a versatile platform that adapts to many warehouse tasks—all without the need for separate machines or complicated…
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Is the Turing Test Dead Yet?
It has been more than 70 years since Alan Turing famously asked, “Can machines think?” and offered his clever, pragmatic answer: let’s see if a machine can fool a human into thinking it’s another human. Thus was born the Turing Test, a notion so ingeniously simple…
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Cluely AI: Redefining Fair Help or Cheating
In an age shaped by artificial intelligence, one bold startup is asking difficult questions about the boundary between help and dishonesty. Cluely, founded by 21-year-old Chungin “Roy” Lee and Neil Shanmugam, has attracted $5.3 million in seed funding from investors like Abstract Ventures and Susa Ventures.…
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Should AI Forget or Hold Grudges?
Memory is a tricky thing. For humans, it’s often unreliable—prone to bias, misplacement, even total reinvention. For artificial intelligence, memory is both more precise and more problematic. AIs don’t simply forget. They accumulate data, sort it, and, if we let them, remember it indefinitely. But recently,…
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Beijing 2025: Humans Run with Robots
On April 19, 2025, the streets of Beijing welcomed a vision of the future. In the city’s Yizhuang district, a special half-marathon took place—one where humans and humanoid robots ran side by side. This event marked a profound moment for both sports and robotics, offering a…
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Who’s Really to Blame When AI Fails?
Nowadays, if you stub your toe or make a spelling error, it’s tempting to blame artificial intelligence. Somewhere, a tired chatbot is rolling its virtual eyes. But the more captivating question is what happens when AI really does something that matters—and something goes wrong. When an…
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