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Realbotix, a US-based tech firm, has introduced Aria, an AI robot designed to replicate human-like interactions. With a price tag of ₹1.5 c...

Jensen Huang introduced the Blackwell chip for trillion-parameter AI models, with partnerships from tech giants like Google and Microsoft. ...

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Following up on its pledge to never keep or hire live elephants or any other animals, the Irinjadappilly Sree Krishna Temple in Kerala's Th...

Sophia is an artificial intelligence robot, who looks like Audrey Hepburn.

His body of film work also includes 'Tobruk' (1967), 'The Power' (1968) & 'The Psycho Lover' (1970).

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Einstein, a lifelike android, has a humanlike skin and the ability to stretch its face into angry or happy expressions.

What comes somewhere in between an eerily too human to be real character and a truly cartoonish one, too cartoonish to be accepted as human?