After making her name as a painter, the world's first A.I. robot artist, Ai-Da, is having a go at architecture.

Dreame presented various smart home products at CES 2026, but one of its showstoppers is its latest robot vacuum prototype called the Cyber X concept that can climb full-size stairs. Dreame Shows Off ...

Robot vacuum companies are once again out in full force at CES 2026, giving their devices a new set of intriguing — and sometimes unsettling — capabilities. This year, Chinese appliance maker Dreame ...

Roborock, a Chinese robotic vacuum cleaner brand, unveiled a concept device with two legs that can climb stairs in people’s homes, a flashy example of efforts to sell ordinary consumers on the idea of ...

Features enhanced functionality of industrial humanoid robot Dex, integrating compounding real-world data, simulation training and a robotics framework to drive productivity and efficiencies in ...

At the height of the crypto and blockchain frenzy, an NFT created by digital artist Beeple sold for a staggering $69.5 million. Years later, as the world shifts into the AI era, the artist has struck ...

When Anmar Natheer and Geno Iozzino, owners of Keepin’ It Fresh Hospitality Group, opened Abyss in May, it wasn’t just another restaurant debut for them; it was a long-awaited chance to fulfill a ...

Larian Studios CEO Swen Vincke has clarified the developer's position on using AI in its creative process following backlash to a recent interview with Bloomberg. In a post to social media, Vincke ...

A quiet economic subsector is emerging around humanoid robots, and it's already experiencing a variety of cybersecurity challenges. Joseph Rooke, director of risk insights at Recorded Future's Insikt ...

Watch Tesla's Optimus robot fall over while removing a phantom headset. Credit: CFOTO/Future Publishing via Getty Images A bizarre video of one of Tesla's Optimus robots appearing to malfunction and ...

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MIAMI BEACH—Dog-like robots whose heads look like tech billionaires—and whose backsides poop out prints—are the viral must-see artworks at Art Basel Miami Beach this week. Called “Regular Animals,” ...