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Guinness World Records

Meet Asimo: The Extraordinary Robot with Incredible Capabilities

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This video showcases ASIMO, the world's fastest humanoid robot. ASIMO can perform a variety of human actions and is designed to assist with daily tasks. It demonstrates its capabilities in sports, sign language, and even holds the record...
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Hamas' armed wing says it lost contact with two Israeli captives in Gaza City

9th - Higher Ed
New ReviewHamas' armed wing says it has lost contact with two Israeli captives, blaming Israel's heavy bombing of Gaza City.
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Press Association

centre:mk hosts Europe’s 2025 Smart City Robotics Competition

Higher Ed
New ReviewThe Milton Keynes Smart City Robotics Competition, taking place at centre:mk’s Middleton Hall from 23rd–25th September 2025.
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Tesla's U.S. market share falls to lowest since 2017

9th - Higher Ed
New ReviewNot Just in Europe, Tesla Is Losing Its Shine in the U.S., Too. Tesla's U.S. Market Share Dropped in August to the Lowest Since 2017 as Competition Heats Up. Consumers Opted for Electric Vehicles From an Expanding Pool of Competitors...
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Fordham University rolls out food-delivery robots

9th - Higher Ed
New ReviewFordham University is now offering a fully automated delivery service. Through a partnership between Starship and Grubhub, people can order food from five on-campus restaurants to be delivered via robot.
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China unveils newest AI technology at World Robot Conference

9th - Higher Ed
More than 200 companies showcase their latest innovations at the World Robot Conference in Beijing. Al Jazeera’s Katrina Yu has more.
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China showcases advanced humanoid robots at 2025 World Robot Conference in Beijing

9th - Higher Ed
China showcases new AI and robots, calls for global cooperation at the 2025 World Robot Conference in Beijing.
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Curated Video

Robots fight in boxing match at 2025 World Robot Conference

9th - Higher Ed
Robots that cannot only run, dance, and play football but also sort parts in an assembly line and participate in games like mahjong and boxing were once confined to science fiction fantasies. However, they now feature in a reality...
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Curated Video

AI reshapes the future of work: who’s safe, who's not?

9th - Higher Ed
From warehouse robots to coding copilots, AI is changing the way we work and who gets to work. In this video, we break down how AI is impacting white collar jobs, why entry-level roles are most at risk, and which careers may survive the...
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Curated Video

Germany Draws Blueprint of the Future of Warfare

9th - Higher Ed
Germany Draws Blueprint of the Future of Warfare
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Crystal Ball: Cheddar Unveils the Biggest Retail Trends to Watch in 2020

9th - Higher Ed
From "social shopping" to "social responsibility," Cheddar looked into its crystal ball to determine the biggest trends transforming the industry in 2020.
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Curated Video

Is Amazon a dangerous place to work? | The Weekly with Wendy Mesley

9th - Higher Ed
A new investigation by Reveal from the Center for Investigative Reporting found that Amazon’s warehouses were rated as one of the most dangerous places to work in America. Amazon did not respond to our request for a comment, but told Fox...
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Curated Video

How will AI improve our lives? Governments meet businesses in Dubai

9th - Higher Ed
Over 130 experts from more than 80 countries are in Dubai to discuss how Artificial Intelligence can be used to improve our everyday lives. The first edition of the AI Everything summit will see decision makers find solutions to problems...
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Curated Video

What will our jobs look like when employers go droid?

9th - Higher Ed
Robots are getting smarter, and the consequences are becoming harder to predict. Who loses their jobs? Which industries are vulnerable? Kim Brunhuber explores the robot revolution.
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Curated Video

Record-Breaking Online Sales Expected Cyber Monday

9th - Higher Ed
Black Friday has come and gone, but the main event for holiday shopping may be moving to Cyber Monday, which is projected to break records this year. "Last year, Amazon customers bought 83 million products globally in one day ー that's...
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Record-Breaking Online Sales Expected on Cyber Monday

9th - Higher Ed
Black Friday has come and gone, but the main event for holiday shopping may be moving to Cyber Monday, which is projected to break records this year. "Last year, Amazon customers bought 83 million products globally in one day ー that's...
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Record-Breaking Online Sales Expected Cyber Monday, Following Mobile-Fueled Weekend

9th - Higher Ed
E-commerce and mobile was the breakout star this Thanksgiving weekend with more customers picking the couch over the queue, shopping earlier ー and increasingly on their phones. "It's not just about Black Friday anymore ー there's the day...
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Amazon’s Biggest Shopping Day Ever – But at What Cost?

9th - Higher Ed
Amazon made company history and recorded its biggest shopping day yet on Cyber Monday following an already-lucrative five-day holiday weekend that totaled over 180 million in products sold.
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Curated Video

A 7th Grade Scientist Is on Mission to Clean Our Oceans

9th - Higher Ed
Twelve-year-old Anna Du built a robot to help remove the 150 million metric tons of plastic waste from our oceans. She joins CBN to discuss her ambitions.
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Robots ensure bees get the buzz

9th - Higher Ed
Can bees learn how to communicate with robots? Can robots learn how to interact with bees? Believe it or not, it is by answering these questions that European scientists think they can develop new technologies aimed, among other things,...
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Tesla Loses Top Engineer As Production Goal Finally Reached

9th - Higher Ed
On Sunday, Elon Musk said the electric automaker produced 5,000 of the mass-market vehicles in the last week of June, finally hitting the target originally set for the third quarter of last year. A day later, the company announced its...
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IBM Robot Debater Takes on Humans, Sifting Through Fake and Real News

9th - Higher Ed
IBM on Monday hosted a debate between live humans and an AI-powered robot that managed to hold its own, scanning through research and news reports to formulate arguments against its opponents. It even managed to convince the audience to...
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IBM's Robot Debater Takes on Humans...And May Change Some Minds

9th - Higher Ed
IBM on Monday hosted a debate between live humans and an AI-powered robot that managed to hold its own, scanning through research and news reports to formulate arguments against its opponents. It even managed to convince the audience to...
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Curated Video

The Upside To Automation

9th - Higher Ed
Automation can help humans focus on what we're best at -- creative storytelling and innovation, according to Wade Foster, the CEO of Zapier, a company that creates apps to automate routine workplace tasks.