AI & Robotics

Artificial intelligence and robotics are transforming how people work, communicate, create and interact with technology. From humanoid robots and intelligent assistants to machine learning, automation and advanced AI systems, Blahface follows the innovations, breakthroughs and real-world developments shaping the future of intelligent technology.

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Trump says he's renaming AI to 'super intelligence' | The Washington Post.

News Brief: President Trump says the federal government will begin using “super intelligence” instead of “artificial intelligence,” arguing the new term better reflects the technology. The State Department has already directed some U.S. diplomats to adopt the terminology in official communications.

XPeng starts IRON humanoid robot production as Tesla Optimus stalls | Electrek.

News Brief: China's humanoid race is shifting from stage demos to real manufacturing, with an automaker applying its car-building playbook to a largely automated robot assembly line.

Sam Altman, Dario Amodei urge UN Security Council to adopt international AI standards | CNN.

News Brief: Leaders of rival AI labs found common ground at the United Nations, pressing world governments for shared safety testing and cooperation as frontier systems grow more capable.

NVIDIA Isaac ROS 5.0 advances agentic, open source robotics development | NVIDIA Blog.

News Brief: AI agents are joining the robotics workbench, helping developers configure, tune and deploy robot software faster on top of the open Robot Operating System.

Introducing Intrinsic Core: An open source approach to physical AI | Intrinsic.

News Brief: Alphabet's industrial robotics unit is opening up the building blocks it uses in real factories, aiming to lower the barrier for developers creating intelligent robot applications.

Tekever raises $580 million Series D at $6.4 billion valuation | Quartz.

News Brief: Investors are pouring capital into AI-powered autonomous drones as European governments ramp up defense spending and seek homegrown military technology.

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