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- 1Tech Bros Strap Swords to Robots for 'Democratized MMA'●The Tech Bros Are Putting Swords on Robots and 'Democratizing MMA' https://gizmodo.com/the-tech-bros-are-putting-swords-
Tech enthusiasts are mounting swords on humanoid robots and staging combat bouts, branding the spectacle as 'democratizing MMA'. The coverage has sparked a mix of amusement and unease online, with critics questioning the wisdom of weaponized robots and others treating it as a novelty stunt blending martial arts culture with the robotics boom.
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A robot capable of live drawing and painting has drawn major attention online, with clips of it producing artwork in real time racking up millions of likes. Viewers are reacting to the machine's precision and creative output, with many debating what the demonstration means for the future of art, automation and human creativity.
- 3California regulator halts REK's unsanctioned human-robot fights▼California athletic regulator orders REK to stop unsanctioned human-robot fights
California's athletic regulator has ordered REK to stop staging unsanctioned fights between humans and robots. The directive means such bouts cannot proceed in the state without approval from the commission that oversees combat sports. The move highlights a regulatory gap as robotics companies stage exhibition fights that fall outside existing boxing and martial arts rules.
- 4Machinarium puzzle game getting surprise sequel▼Classic puzzle game Machinarium is getting a surprise sequel
Machinarium, the beloved 2009 indie puzzle adventure from Czech studio Amanita Design, is reportedly receiving a surprise sequel. The hand-drawn robot adventure won a devoted following for its distinctive art style and wordless storytelling. Fans of the original are celebrating the unexpected return of the series, though details about the new game's release date and platforms have not yet been announced.
- 5Readers Pick Up A. Lee Martinez's The Automatic Detective●The Automatic Detective by A. Lee Martinez #books #reading #bookstodon #scifi #sciencefiction #scifiart #sciencefictiona
A. Lee Martinez's comic science fiction novel The Automatic Detective is getting attention among book lovers, with a reader highlighting its retro-futurist pulp-style cover art while reading the ebook edition. The 2008 novel blends noir detective fiction with robots and 1950s sci-fi aesthetics, making it a favourite topic in online science fiction and book cover art discussions.