Paid to show robots how to live
To train their humanoids, robotics companies are paying people to film themselves folding laundry or making a sandwich.
Read the articleTo train their humanoids, robotics companies are paying people to film themselves folding laundry or making a sandwich.
Read the articleEight states accuse OpenAI of misleading the public about ChatGPT’s safety, while the FTC investigates the risks of AI from OpenAI, Anthropic and other companies.
Read the articleAccording to Gartner, more than $3.5 trillion invested in AI infrastructure could be written down by the end of 2030: chips age faster than they pay for themselves.
Read the articleIn 2026, artificial intelligence stopped being a chatty assistant and became an agent that acts on its own. It delivers very real benefits, swallows ever more electricity and water, and now worries the very people who build it. A tour of a pivotal year, and the editors' view.
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