Google’s DeepMind warns that Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) could pose significant risks by 2030. The report outlines potential dangers, including misuse and misalignment, urging the need for safeguards. As AGI approaches human-like intelligence, proactive measures are essential to prevent catastrophic outcomes in various sectors.
Kawasaki has unveiled the Bex Corelio, an AI-powered robotic horse that runs on a hydrogen engine. Designed for rugged terrains, this innovative machine combines advanced engineering with a nostalgic nod to traditional transportation. The prototype has already captured attention with impressive demonstrations at the Osaka Kansai Expo.
A recent survey reveals that 76% of U.S. hiring managers find it harder to assess candidates’ authenticity due to AI-generated resumes and portfolios. While AI enhances recruitment efficiency, concerns about its misuse, such as deepfakes and automated applications, highlight the need for clear guidelines on AI usage in hiring processes.
CMA CGM is investing €100 million over five years in a partnership with Mistral AI to integrate artificial intelligence across its operations. This collaboration aims to enhance customer experience through automation and innovative solutions in maritime transport, logistics, and media, while also focusing on employee training in new technologies.
Microsoft has introduced an AI-generated version of Quake II, showcasing real-time gameplay powered by its Copilot AI platform. While the demo highlights significant advancements in generative AI, it also reveals limitations, such as blurry visuals and erratic mechanics, sparking debate about AI’s role in the future of gaming.
Meta has launched its new AI model series, Llama 4, featuring three distinct models with advanced multimodal capabilities. This release, driven by competition from DeepSeek, aims to set a new standard in AI, offering powerful tools for tasks like document summarization and creative writing while addressing sensitive topics openly.
Autonomous systems are revolutionizing various sectors by operating without direct human intervention. From self-driving cars and delivery drones to robotic surgery assistants, these technologies enhance efficiency and safety. However, challenges like environmental perception and decision-making in emergencies remain, highlighting the need for continued advancements in artificial intelligence and system integration.
California-based Dexterity has introduced Mech, the world’s first AI-powered industrial super-humanoid robot. With a remarkable 17.72-foot arm span and the ability to lift 132 pounds, Mech is designed to enhance productivity and safety in logistics and manufacturing, performing complex tasks with human-like adaptability and superhuman strength.
Kawasaki Heavy Industries has introduced “CORLEO,” a hydrogen-powered four-legged bionic robot designed for off-road mobility. Set to debut at the 2025 World Expo in Japan, CORLEO combines advanced robotics with hydrogen technology, promoting a decarbonized future while enhancing personal mobility and outdoor exploration.
China is aiming for technological leadership in humanoid robots, exemplified by the G1 model from Unitree Robotics. While facing economic challenges, the country invests heavily in robotics to address demographic shifts and enhance productivity, showcasing innovations in public events and integrating robots into various sectors, including security.
