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Thought Leaders

Worried About Surviving in an Automated World? These Are the Skills That Will Save You.

A future filled with automated robots inspires both optimism and anxiety. You can curb the latter by being what robots are not: human.

By Dan Lauer

Business Ideas

Ford Made a Robot Butt to Test Its Car Seats, and It Has an Amazing Name

By Nina Zipkin

Business News

Walmart Will Soon Have Robots Roaming the Aisles in 50 Stores

By Dennis Green

Business News

A Humanoid Robot Called Sophia Mocked Elon Musk After Being Asked About the Dangers of AI

By Sam Shead

Tech

Here’s How This Company Is Adding Robots But Also Keeping Its Workers

Boxed is one company that's playing the long game when it comes to boosting efficiency with automation.

By Lydia Belanger

Tech

Robots Do It Better: Why Automation Is Good for Business

Rather than a threat, the rise of more intelligent machines represents an opportunity to disrupt the economic status quo through automation.

By Per Bylund

Tech

Until Robots Destroy Us All (!), ‘AIM’ High With AI Marketing

For startups looking to enhance their viability, AI presents lucrative opportunities. Want to get started?

By Q Manning

Human Resources

Here Are the Jobs Most Likely to Be Replaced by Robots, and Those That Are Safe

A new study looks at which occupations and which regions could be most impacted.

By Nina Zipkin

Tech

The Guy at the Center of Uber and Google’s Legal Battle Created a Church That Worships AI

Anthony Levandowski is the CEO and president of a religious organization called Way of the Future.

By Nina Zipkin

Business Ideas

This Adorable Robot Puppy Will Tell You If Your Feet Smell

The future is here, everyone.

By Nina Zipkin

Entrepreneurs

Read the Letter Elon Musk Signed Asking World Leaders to Curb Killer Robots

Musk and more than 100 leaders of AI and robotics companies warned that lethal autonomous weapons could usher in the 'third revolution in warfare.'

By Lydia Belanger

Tech

Artificial Intelligence Is Likely to Make a Career in Finance, Medicine or Law a Lot Less Lucrative

First generation robots worked in factories. Second generation robots are preparing for white-collar professions. Sort of like people.

By Sam McRoberts

Business News

This Little Robot Finds Leaks in Water and Gas Pipes

A group of researchers from MIT have developed a small robot that can inspect water and gas pipes from the inside to locate leaks before they become a big problem.

By Angela Moscaritolo

Tech

7 Reasons Not to Fear the Robot Revolution

Our future mechanical overlords still have a long way to go.

By Rose Leadem

Tech

These Robots Help Train Travelers With Their Luggage

Japan is planning to use robots to make travel less stressful for people.

By Rose Leadem

Tech

This Startup Is Lowering Companies Healthcare Costs With AI

The use of chatbot technology is making it possible to cut medical costs while improving results.

By Marsha Hunt

Tech

Watch These Sumo Wrestling Robots Battle It Out

They already act as chefs and priests, now robots are getting in the ring.

By Rose Leadem

Business Ideas

Robots Are Basically Teenagers — They Ace Video Games and Barely Pass Math Tests

They are more human than we think.

By Nina Zipkin

Business News

Alphabet Sells Boston Dynamics to Softbank

It took over a year, but Google parent Alphabet finally offloads not one, but two robotics divisions to the Japanese company that acquired chip maker ARM last year.

By Matthew Humphries

Tech

This Profession Will Be ‘Doomed’ in the Robot Uprising

With all the talk of the robot uprising, find out if your job is really safe.

By Rose Leadem

Tech

This Intense Robot Priest Can Give You Your Next Blessing

'God bless and protect you,' says the automaton.

By Rose Leadem

Tech

The World’s First Robot Police Officer Just Debuted in Dubai

Robocop utilizes the internet of things to catch offenders and detect emotions.

By Rose Leadem

Business News

Watch a 3D Printer Make an Entire Building

The bot's mechanical arm is fitted with nozzles that can spit out any number of substances used in building construction, such as concrete or insulation.

By Tom Brant