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Experts explain why robots lag behind AI chatbots in gaining real-world skills despite rapid tech progress.

Here's Ben Goertzel and Ben Ditto comparing their most effective techniques for developing humanoid robot personalities and their latest LLM tricks and hacks, along with their favorite brain organoid experiments.

Researchers improve the performance of robots by training them to use their legs in coordination with their arm movements, instead of treating manipulation and locomotion separately.

At a tech festival, Ameca, a robot from Cornwall, shows off its facial expressions and gestures, leaving some stunned and others uneasy.

The rise of humanoid robots signals a shift in labor, economy, and identity. As machines take on human roles, Sharon asks: will they serve us, or will we serve them?

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Join special guests creative designer Ben Ditto and London's Desdemona Robot as we discuss fashion, war, algorithmic mind control, and everything in between.

Grace Robot debates Ben Goertzel on the topic of whether AI-enabled robots will ever be able to replace humans entirely in healthcare. Ben says "Yes." Grace says "No. Never entirely.”

Columbia Engineering researchers create a robot that learns lip movements for speech and singing by watching itself and people, improving human-robot interactions.