The US military is hosting a 'lab day' to show off its latest killer robots
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In advance of an upcoming worldwide robotics competition in California, Lockheed Martin's scientists opened up their lab to show off a new generation of robot.
On June 5 and 6, the 2015 DARPA Robotic Challenge (DRC) Finals will take place at Fairplex in Pomona, California.
Ants have a reputation as the hard workers of the animal kingdom, in part because they can lug around impressively heavy loads with respect to their size.
A very small part of the world. Okay, just Mountain View, California
You've probably heard of robot-assisted surgery, but it's another thing entirely to see it in action.
THEY COULD MAKE CUSTOMER SERVICE AGENTS MORE PREPARED TO DEAL WITH YOUR WRATH
THEY COULD MAKE CUSTOMER SERVICE AGENTS MORE PREPARED TO DEAL WITH YOUR WRATH
Nobody knows whether the robots will kill us all or not one day, perhaps especially not the scientists who are actually developing artificial intelligence.
Chinese web search giant Baidu unveiled its latest technology Monday, saying it had taken the lead in the global race for true artificial intelligence.
The growing field of artificial intelligence is catching the eye of academics and technology leaders worldwide
Elon Musk's relationship with Google cofounder Larry Page is complicated, to say the least.
Robotic pets could replace their living counterparts by 2025 as our infatuation with technology grows and more people migrate to high-density city living, scientists claim.
In a world full of 3D-printed organs, internet-connected homes, and cars that drive themselves, there's one futuristic technological development that is sorely missing: the robot.
When Claudico, a poker-playing algorithm running on a supercomputer, set out to beat four of the world's best no-limit Texas Hold'em players in a competition spanning 80,000 hands two weeks ago, its odds of winning looked slim.
A panel of experts discusses the prospect of machines capable of autonomous reasoning
Google's android "Terminator" army is nearly ready for its assault on the human race.
Experts have said it could really happen. So... is humanity doomed?
Alex Garland's Ex Machina is slowly emerging as a sleeper sci-fi hit, and for good reason. It's a deft, thought-provoking piece of filmmaking that asks tough questions about technology, gender, and -- like some of the very best science fiction
AN AGE OF AUTOMATED EXPLORATION
An army of robot-crane hybrids will be assembled to build Google's new headquarters in California, according to the latest design papers posted by the IT giant
Artificial intelligence is getting smarter by leaps and bounds -- within this century, research suggests, a computer AI could be as "smart" as a human being.
ATRIAS stands for "Assume The Robot Is A Sphere"
Construction work has begun on the first factory in China's manufacturing hub of Dongguan to use only robots for production, the official Xinhua news agency reported.
In the next two years robots will be used to bolster police forces patrolling malls and other public areas.
Robotic death on four chunky wheels
Warning that modern labor-saving technology is making humans expendable, Zeynep Tufekci writes that "[o]ptimists insist that we've been here before, during the Industrial Revolution, when machinery replaced manual labor, and all we need is a litt
Bring on super-efficient computers that never forget.
Humanoid Robot Wows Crowd, Reacts to Facial Expressions, Can Engage in Conversation and Make Eye Contact
Congratulations. You are more productive than ever. Just don't expect to be paid more for it. In reality, some machine is doing all that for you.