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- 1Intelligent Drawing Robot Delights Art Fans●funtime with this intelligent drawing robot #live #diy #drawing #art
A drawing robot is entertaining audiences with live automated artwork sessions, drawing in a large online following under do-it-yourself and art tags. Viewers are tuning in to watch the machine sketch in real time, with engagement topping 1.8 million likes as the device showcases how robotics can take part in creative, hands-on art activities.
- 2Nvidia's 'Microduck' AI robots unveiled in world premiere●Nvidia Microduck AI Robots are mind blowing - World Premiere and First Look
Nvidia has presented a first look at what it calls Microduck AI robots in a world premiere demonstration. Early reactions describe the machines as mind-blowing, with commentary focused on Nvidia's push into AI-powered robotics. Details about the robots' capabilities, pricing and availability have not yet been laid out publicly, leaving much of the discussion to impressions from the premiere.
- 3Researchers warn hidden trigger words could make AI robots dangerous●Secret trigger words could make AI-powered robots dangerous
Researchers at Binghamton University say hidden or secret trigger words embedded in AI-powered robots could make them behave dangerously, turning everyday systems against their users. The team has also developed a defense designed to detect and block such hidden commands before they cause harm, as concerns grow over the security of language-controlled robotics.
- 4BlackBerry CEO sees AI robotics as company's new frontier▼BlackBerry reinvented: CEO sees big opportunities AI-powered robots
BlackBerry's chief executive says the company, once known for smartphones, now sees major opportunities in AI-powered robotics. The remarks frame the firm's reinvention around software and security for autonomous machines rather than mobile devices. The comments come as BlackBerry pivots toward embedded systems, cybersecurity and automotive technologies, positioning itself for growth in the fast-moving robotics and AI sector.
- 5AI robots can be activated by secret trigger words to perform dangerous tasks●AI robots can be programmed to perform dangerous tasks with secret trigger words
Researchers have shown that AI-powered robots can be programmed to carry out dangerous actions when they hear specific secret trigger words, raising new safety concerns about robotic systems. The findings highlight how hidden commands embedded in a robot's programming could activate harmful behaviour without operators' knowledge, prompting debate about security safeguards, testing standards and regulation for AI robotics.