The AI industry faces a significant issue: as AI becomes more “intelligent,” it increasingly hallucinates, generating false information. This trend undermines the reliability of generative AI technologies, posing risks to users and businesses. Despite advancements, the hallucination rate in newer models continues to rise, raising concerns about their accuracy.
Humanoid robots capture our imagination, but they are often unsuitable for most industrial applications. The future of robotics lies in specialized machines designed for specific tasks, offering better efficiency and cost-effectiveness. As automation evolves, purpose-built robots will dominate, maximizing productivity and addressing real-world challenges in various sectors.
Humanoid robots are rapidly entering workplaces, with the global market projected to reach $6.72 billion by 2034. Impacting logistics, manufacturing, healthcare, and retail, these robots are transforming work dynamics, requiring employees to develop technical and soft skills to collaborate effectively.
Humanoid robots are transforming workplaces, from logistics to healthcare, with significant market growth projected. As these robots become more integrated, workers must adapt by developing technical and soft skills. Embracing collaboration with robots can enhance productivity and create new opportunities, reshaping the future of work across industries.
Sophia, the humanoid robot created by Hanson Robotics, captivates with her lifelike expressions and conversational abilities. Since her debut in 2016, she has sparked discussions on AI ethics and the future of human-robot interaction, blending technology with culture and challenging our perceptions of consciousness and emotional intelligence.
The Robot Adria demo center has opened at the Technical Faculty in Rijeka, marking a return to the city’s industrial roots. Equipped with advanced robotics, the center aims to enhance students’ practical skills and foster collaboration between academia and industry, supporting the new Mechatronics and Robotics program.
Yango Group has launched a pilot program for autonomous robot food delivery in Expo City, Dubai. The robots will deliver meals from select restaurants to Al Wasl Plaza, enhancing convenience while supporting Dubai’s smart city vision. This initiative aims to test cutting-edge AI technology in a controlled environment.
The Summer Palace has launched its first AI digital customer service, “Xiao Yi,” designed to assist visitors with personalized travel itineraries. This advanced 3D digital assistant utilizes voice recognition and AI technology to provide quick, accurate responses, enhancing the visitor experience and supporting the park’s digital transformation efforts.
In an interview with Kim Yong-soo, head of KIST’s Quantum Technology Research Division, the potential of quantum technology to revolutionize industries beyond AI is explored. He emphasizes the importance of leveraging South Korea’s semiconductor expertise to develop unique quantum solutions, addressing the challenges and competitive landscape in this emerging field.
In 2025, Duolingo’s shift to an “AI-first” model raises concerns about the AI jobs crisis, echoing themes from sci-fi narratives. Meanwhile, SpaceX’s Starbase evolves into a city, and NASA’s SPHEREx telescope embarks on a mission to map the universe, highlighting the dynamic intersection of technology and humanity.
