Robots in Poland "protested" outside the Digital Affairs Ministry on Monday, demanding greater regulation of AI, as organizers warn about its potential impact on the labor market.
Stories about advances in AI and the prospect of the technology becoming more powerful than humans can comprehend are frightening, especially as the government lacks guardrails to prevent it from spiraling out of control. Tristan Harris, a leading AI critic and co-founder of the Center for Humane Technology, joins "CUOMO" to discuss what the federal government should be doing to help avoid a potential AI catastrophe. Chris Cuomo hosts "CUOMO," a no-nonsense show featuring the day's most important news from all perspectives. "CUOMO" airs weeknights at 8p/7C on NewsNation. #CUOMO NewsNation is your source for fact-based, unbiased news for all Americans.
JOE ALLEN: A few days ago, we saw President Trump in AI slop form, flanked by robot dogs and robot soldiers. The image of the future is aggressive. It’s dystopian. Maybe that’s pointed outward today. But the American people imagine, and I think quite rationally so, that these robot dogs and robot soldiers could one day be pointed towards us.
JOE ALLEN: A few days ago, we saw President Trump in AI slop form, flanked by robot dogs and robot soldiers. The image of the future is aggressive. It’s dystopian. Maybe that’s pointed outward today. But the American people imagine, and I think quite rationally so, that these robot dogs and robot soldiers could one day be pointed towards us.
Chinese robotics company Galbot has opened three "autonomous" shops run by a humanoid robot in Hong Kong. CNN's Stephanie Yang visits to see what they can and can't do. #cnn #news #robots
By J.R. Dunn Navy SEALs, operating at night, used robot boats and underwater UAVs to steadily clear the Strait for the passage of international tanker traffic.
Claims of record-shattering feats by robot “athletes” at this year’s World Humanoid Robot Games in China have circulated widely, even as key facts about the competition, the participants, and the supposed achievements remain undisclosed in the official reporting. Excitement over so-called robot athletes breaking records, some even said to rival human speedsters like Usain Bolt, […] The post Records fall at China’s World Humanoid Robot Games, but event details remain undisclosed appeared first on American Almanac .
Claims of record-shattering feats by robot “athletes” at this year’s World Humanoid Robot Games in China have circulated widely, even as key facts about the competition, the participants, and the supposed achievements remain undisclosed in the official reporting. Excitement over so-called robot athletes breaking records, some even said to rival human speedsters like Usain Bolt, has made headlines, with reports highlighting a futuristic spectacle set in China. Yet, despite the attention, basic details about the event, the names of the robots, their manufacturers, the nature of the records, and the timing and location of the games, have not been made public in the available coverage. The absence of these facts leaves a gap between…Open