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German police have seized a humanoid robot after an alleged assault on a 16-year-old girl. The harder question is who the law can actually hold responsible.
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The chip giant is giving five years of computing power to UK researchers working on safer AI agents, and robots are part of the plan.
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After 14 months of rebuilding and billions spent on talent, Meta says its new Muse Wonder models can take on OpenAI and Anthropic.
The Chinese AI lab is reported to be leading a funding round for Winverse AI, a robotics start-up valued at around $400m. It's part of a wider race to give robots a brain.
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