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Chinese electric vehicles are taking headlight technology to another level.

New projection headlight technology allows drivers to draw or type messages directly on their car’s touchscreen and display them on walls or the ground in front of the vehicle.

Using advanced digital lighting systems, these headlights can project custom drawings, text, and animations, turning ordinary headlights into interactive displays.

Beyond personalization, the technology could also be used for navigation guidance, safety warnings, and communicating with pedestrians.

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#innovation #china #automotive #future #technology

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Humanoid robots joined 120 human dancers on stage at the 2026 WorldSkills Competition opening ceremony in Shanghai.

The 20 robots, each standing 1.8 meters tall and weighing 80 kg, performed street dance and waltz alongside the dancers. They even took part in coordinated movements and embraces, which require precise timing, balance, and control.

The performance was part of a show called “Light of the Future,” bringing humans and machines together on one stage.

Moving in sync with people is a different challenge from walking alone, especially when the robots have to coordinate close movements with human partners.

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Source: WorldSkills Shanghai 2026

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In 1991, we watched two machines talk to each other in Terminator 2: Judgment Day. At the time, it felt like pure science fiction, the T-800 and the T-1000 mimicking human voices, stripping away emotion, verifying reality through subtle conversational cues.

But beneath the action spectacle was something deeper, one of cinema's earliest portrayals of AI speaking directly to AI. No humans involved, no passwords, no faces, just data validating data. By copying John and Janelle's voices, the machines weren't simply communicating, they were authenticating, probing for behavioral tells, running a kind of machine to machine Turing test disguised as small talk.

Thirty five years later, that scene feels less fictional and more prophetic. What looked like Skynet paranoia now resembles our daily reality, with AI systems verifying identity in milliseconds and autonomous algorithms checking one another before we even notice.

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This powerful advertising effort by Deutsche Telekom really makes all parents think twice before posting pictures of their kids on the internet.

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🎥: @deutschetelekom / Deutsche Telekom
@den_is_lion / Lead AI Engineer on this project

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Grain warehouses are some of the most dangerous industrial environments people still work in.

Loose grain can behave like quicksand. Workers can sink in seconds, while dust buildup raises the risk of explosions and suffocation. Even with strict safety rules, accidents in these spaces are often fatal.

China is now deploying AI-powered robots to operate inside these warehouses instead of sending humans in.

The machines autonomously navigate and level grain using sensors and mapping systems, while operators monitor them remotely.

This is a side of automation that gets less attention. Not about speed or profit, but about removing people from jobs that have always been unsafe.

If AI is best suited to replace dangerous work first, which industries should be next?

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🎥 Credit: @ViralRush / X

#ai #artificialintelligence #robotics #automation #technews

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Anduril Industries has rapidly risen into a major player in the US defense technology space. 🚀🛡

The company develops AI-driven autonomous systems ranging from drones to high-speed aircraft, and is now pushing toward aircraft that could operate with minimal or even fully autonomous control.

Its work sits at the center of a shift where software and machine intelligence increasingly shape battlefield aviation.

In 2025, it raised a $2.5 billion Series G round led by Founders Fund, bringing its valuation to roughly $30.5 billion and ranking it among the largest private defense-tech investments ever.

The capital is being directed toward scaling production at its Arsenal-1 facility in Ohio, which focuses on building autonomous combat aircraft and AI-enabled systems for collaboration with the U.S. Air Force.

Do you think fully autonomous military jets will become standard in the next decade? 🤔💭

Media: 60 minutes

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AI didn’t suddenly appear. We’ve been imagining this moment for decades.

Back in 1992, Batman: The Animated Series was already exploring the idea of artificial intelligence as a bridge between the speed of computers and the intuition of the human mind.

At the time, machines that could reason, learn, and make creative decisions still felt firmly rooted in science fiction.

More than three decades later, technology in our pockets can already perform versions of tasks that once seemed impossible.

What makes this interesting is how often science fiction gets the direction right—even when it gets the timeline completely wrong.

The future of AI may look very different from what we imagined. But the idea that machines could eventually extend the capabilities of the human mind has been around for much longer than today’s AI boom.

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Media: Batman: The Animated Series

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Coffee and contemplation just hits differently when your car drives itself.

The Tesla Cybercab is a two seat electric robotaxi designed to drive without a steering wheel or pedals.

It uses cameras and AI software to navigate roads, handle traffic, and take passengers to their destinations.

The idea is to turn travel time into personal time, whether that means checking your phone, enjoying a coffee, or simply relaxing while the car handles the drive.

Tesla is rolling out its Robotaxi service in limited areas as it works toward wider adoption.

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Media: @jeremyjudkins_ on X

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Geoffrey Hinton believes the next major phase of AI development could arrive much sooner than many expect.

His concern is recursive self-improvement, AI systems are increasingly being used to improve other AI systems, from writing better software to helping design the chips that future models run on.

If that process accelerates, Hinton worries AI development could become harder for humans to monitor and control, warning that things could get significantly worse within one or two years.

But that timeline is not a certainty. Hinton is offering his assessment of the risk, and researchers still disagree over whether rapid recursive improvement will happen at all.

The bigger concern isn’t simply an AI that becomes smarter. It’s an AI ecosystem where the tools improving AI are themselves becoming increasingly automated.

Media: Smart Girl Dumb Questions

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In October 2005, Steve Jobs introduced the updated iMac G5 with a built in iSight camera and a new app called Photo Booth.

The app let users take pictures with real time effects like thermal vision, X ray, bulge, and squeeze. It even used the iMac’s bright display as a flash by turning the entire screen white for a moment.

Jobs had fun testing the effects onstage, joking that the app would waste an awful lot of productivity. It was a simple demo, but it showed how Apple could turn a basic webcam into something people actually wanted to play with.

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Media: Apple Inc.

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Here’s the advice by Elon Musk for 20 year olds to survive the AI era : 👆😳

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Jensen Huang says the safest way to deploy an AI agent is to start by taking away all of its permissions.

Instead of giving an agent access to everything, companies should only allow it to use the files, data, tools, networks, or internet access it genuinely needs to complete a task.

Huang compares this to how businesses already manage human employees not everyone gets access to every system.

That’s also the idea behind NVIDIA’s OpenShell, which Huang describes as a kind of “force field” around AI agents that controls what they can access and what actions they can take.

As AI agents become more capable, limiting their access may become just as important as improving their intelligence.

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Media: CNBC

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