AI & Machine Learning

A new generation of humanoid robots is learning the subtle art of human speech not from pre-written lines of code, but by diligently watching and mimicking countless hours of human videos online. This breakthrough from a Columbia Engineering team introduces a humanoid capable of generating complex,

The upcoming Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2026 is poised to be a watershed moment for the humanoid robotics industry, with China sending an unmistakable signal of its intent to lead the field. The sheer scale of its presence is a testament to this ambition; of the 38 companies exhibiting in the

The long-promised future of household robots assisting with daily chores has been consistently stalled by a deceptively simple challenge: the ability to skillfully and adaptively handle everyday objects. Industrial robots can weld a car frame with flawless repetition, but they lack the innate sense

The blueprint for a future where humanoid machines handle our most tedious chores is no longer confined to speculative fiction, but is being actively drawn up in engineering labs around the globe, prompting a critical examination of what we gain in convenience and what we risk losing in our

The long-promised revolution of Artificial Intelligence has finally arrived in the business world, not with the fanfare of disruptive, headline-grabbing technologies, but as a subtle and powerful undercurrent reshaping daily operations from the inside out. For years, business leaders chased the

The immense computational power required to run sophisticated large language models has long served as a financial gatekeeper, confining the most advanced AI to the domains of tech giants with colossal data centers. The emergence of edge-assisted serving for Large Language Models (LLMs), however,