America’s AI Trade War Moves Beyond Chips To Robots

Washington just opened a new front in the AI trade war, targeting Chinese humanoid robots and the power systems feeding America’s data centers.

AI's control problem: agents, costs and robots

AI is moving from answering questions to taking action, and the bills are arriving faster than anyone budgeted for. An agent that spins up thousands of other agents can turn a $20 task into a $50,000 one,

Trump Administration Bans New Chinese AI Robots and Power Inverters Over National Security Fears: 'These Devices Could Create Supply Chain Vulnerabilities'

The Federal Communications Commission’s latest restrictions target emerging Chinese technologies that U.S. officials say could threaten America’s AI infrastructure, critical supply chains and cybersecurity.

Google’s new AI gives robots better balance, smarter hands, and teamwork capabilities

Google DeepMind's Gemini Robotics 2 lets humanoid robots walk, handle delicate tasks, and coordinate with other robots, all while staying safer around humans

How AI could enable autonomous robot workers in workplaces—and maybe homes

In a world where self-driving robotaxis glide through major city streets without drivers behind the wheel and delivery drones autonomously fly through the skies to drop off orders at customers’ homes,
ncnewsonline.com

Enigma Raises $71 Million Seed Round and Puts the World's First Interactive AI Robots Online

Founded by the youngest-ever employee at Microsoft, Enigma is building the intelligence layer for robotics through breakthrough AI research, with the goal of transforming how naturally humans interact

From Virtual Reality to AI Robots: HORECFEX 2026 Showcases a Pioneering Hospitality Technology Ecosystem

The Organizing Committee of HORECFEX Vietnam announced the return of HORECFEX Vietnam 2026, the Hospitality & Tourism Forum for Technology, Innovation & Procurement, which will take place August 2021,

Ross Gerber says AI's chip crunch is simple math: 'We can't have robots and robot cars without lots more chips'

Investor Ross Gerber said rising memory-chip prices reflect a simple reality: artificial intelligence, robots and self-driving vehicles require far more computing hardware than companies can currently supply.