
AI Agents: Vint Cerf plans digital IDs for bots online
Imagine the internet flooded with robots that sound just like people. Soon you won't have to guess: Vint Cerf, the internet's dad, is working to give them a "passport."
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Imagine the internet flooded with robots that sound just like people. Soon you won't have to guess: Vint Cerf, the internet's dad, is working to give them a "passport."

Thought robotaxis were just for getting you around? Turns out some have a strong sense of civic duty. A couple of teens just learned that the hard way.

Imagine a battlefield where humans aren't the only ones fighting. It's real now: the first American robots are already active in Ukraine.

AI agents are surfing the web, but who decides where they can go? Finally, a concept to give websites some control.
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Siri is finally learning to sound less like a robot and more like a real person. The latest iOS 27 beta lets you tailor its speaking pace and expressivity.

Teaching robots new tricks has always been a real headache. A fresh update now promises to make life easier for programmers.
Tired of novels that sound like a robot wrote them? Soon, Libby, the digital book app, will try to help. It's not a total block, but a first attempt to bring order to the chaos.
China has just minted two robotics startups worth over $2.9 billion combined, proving the sector keeps pulling in serious cash despite global competition. As Tesla and Figure AI dominate the headlines, Beijing is picking up speed.

Shanghai's humanoid robots just left the factory floor for the football pitch, taking penalty kicks like real players. Bloomberg caught the moment when tech tries to play soccer.

Self-driving taxis aren't sci-fi anymore, but they're not the flawless future we were promised either. Waymo, Tesla, and Baidu are already on city streets, though with real problems nobody talks about loudly.

Inside Disney's R&D labs, a wooden manta ray prototype the size of a car is being built to transform into Moana's Gramma Tala character. It's coming to a Disney park soon, with robot dolphins as backup dancers.