AI is fueling a lot of wild ideas for our tech-driven future. If everything pans out, we will not have to write our own essays, take our notes, or drive our cars. But with AI’s rapid growth, it is hard not to give at least some of those lofty visions credence, even the most sci-fi ones, even Star Wars-level humanoid robots. There are a lot of humanoid bots now and a lot more seemingly on the way, Figure’s AI robot, Unitree’s speed demon, Agility’s workhorse, but arguably most important of al
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Elon Musk shocked Twitter users (again) with a rebrand of the social media platform, complete with a name change and a new logo that did away with the brand's iconic blue bird. Twitter is now X, with X.com redirecting to Twitter.com. But what is "X"? Musk's vision for X has been a long time coming, and the Twitter rebrand isn't as surprising as it may seem. Just weeks before Musk acquired Twitter for $44 billion, he hinted at his vision for the social media platform, tweeting that "Buying Twitt
Impending doom looked foreseeable with Elon Musk’s $44 billion acquisition of Twitter and began to show early on even before the billionaire completed his purchase. From the daily tit-for-tat on his Twitter acquisition stance, it became apparent to some that that Musk’s indecisive nature foretold an ominous future for Twitter. However, the actual chaos ensued just hours after Musk became the largest stakeholder in the bird app. From his plan to grant a “blue tick” verification symbol to anyon
Tesla is set to unveil a new humanoid robot, Optimus, in late September 2022. There has been a lot of speculation surrounding Tesla's strategy in entering the robotics market, and a recent post by Elon Musk sheds some new light.
In the post, published in China's Cyberspace Administration's official publication, Musk continued to make the point underlined since announcing the Tesla Bot project in 2021: That Tesla, because of its major investments in autonomous driving, is arguably the biggest ro
