The good, the bad, the ugly
The industrial equipment maker is leveraging decades of autonomy experience to integrate AI into construction, field service, and enterprise workflows while investing $100 million to retrain its workforce.
Beijing's robotics competition saw significant performance breakthroughs and widespread participation from Chinese institutions, but revealed how far humanoids remain from reliable real-world deployment.
According to current and former employees, Meta is evaluating robotic systems from multiple vendors that could replace up to 80 percent of certain technician workloads in its facilities.
Wired's comprehensive mesh router review identifies the Orbi 770 as the top choice for most households, with Wi-Fi 7 capability and strong coverage, though regulatory changes may limit future sales of foreign-manufactured systems.
Multiple tech companies are launching wearables without screens—including Google Fitbit Air, Garmin Cirqa, and Whoop—reversing years of smartwatch feature bloat.
Major music publishers filed a lawsuit in federal court accusing Anthropic of illegally torrenting and scraping copyrighted works to train its Claude AI model.
At Copenhagen's TechBBQ, the conversation shifted from AI capabilities to who controls the technology and what power users are willing to cede.
A journalist filed over 100 CCPA data access requests and found that some companies deleted information instead of providing it, and others refused to process requests through their stated methods.
