Innovation
In a demo, the robot can be seen putting away dishes, cleaning up trash, and handing an apple to a human when they say they are hungry.
This week, a State Department funded report declared that AI posed an existential threat akin to nuclear weapons—and even recommended jail time for unauthorized AI development.
The 80-year-old man pled guilty to two felony wildlife crimes including the sale of “alternative livestock.”
Just don’t be surprised when native speakers pause at your slightly robotic accent.
In the early 2000s, cellphones were bold, personal, and—more often than not—girly. But then the iPhone happened, and we lost what made phones fun along the way.
It’s the kind of car you might expect to load up with camping supplies in the back and a kayak on the top for a weekend excursion—with a much less hair-raising price point.
The AI boom is creating a minefield for adult performers. Do they fight it, or accept it as part of the new reality?