China will host its first-ever Games of Robots with embodied artificial intelligence in Wuxi from April 24-26. The event will feature humanoid robots competing in various sports and technical challenges, showcasing advancements in robotics and AI, with participation from leading companies like Unitree and Xiaomi Robotics.
The Museum of the Future has unveiled an enhanced version of the Ameca robot, featuring advanced capabilities for visitor interactions. With realistic facial expressions and multilingual communication, Ameca serves as an intelligent assistant, integrating modern AI technologies to provide intuitive experiences for global audiences.
A recent New York Times article highlights China’s leading role in global manufacturing automation, surpassing the U.S., Germany, and Japan. With a growing number of industrial robots and a strong talent pool, China’s manufacturing sector is rapidly evolving, enhancing competitiveness and resilience in the face of global challenges.
A recent ILO report highlights the transformative impact of artificial intelligence and automation on workplace safety and efficiency. While these technologies can reduce risks and enhance operations, the report emphasizes the need for proactive policies to ensure their safe and equitable implementation, addressing potential new hazards for workers.
AWS AI Labs has launched SWE-PolyBench, an open-source multilingual benchmark for evaluating AI coding agents. This framework addresses limitations of existing benchmarks by incorporating real pull requests across multiple programming languages, enabling more comprehensive assessments of coding agents’ capabilities in real-world scenarios.
A controversial startup, Mechanize, aims to fully automate the workforce with AI agents, targeting primarily white-collar jobs. While the founder, Tamay Besiroglu, envisions economic growth and improved living standards, critics warn of potential job losses and economic challenges for those displaced by automation.
In 2025, investments in artificial intelligence (AI) in the U.S. continue to surge, with startups securing significant funding rounds. Notable highlights include OpenAI’s $300 billion valuation round led by SoftBank, reflecting strong investor confidence in AI’s future and the growing involvement of major tech companies in these ventures.
Operai plans to launch its first open language model since GPT-2, aiming for a summer release. The model will feature a permissive license and focus on reasoning capabilities. CEO Sam Altman emphasizes the need for a different open-source strategy, while addressing safety evaluations before the model’s release.
In 2025, AI tools are transforming productivity for non-technical professionals. With 47% of businesses adopting AI, tools like Rytr, GetResponse, Reclaim.ai, and Picsart offer game-changing solutions for content creation, scheduling, task management, and design, delivering significant efficiency gains across workflows.
In 2025, AI tools have become essential for everyday professionals, enhancing productivity without requiring technical expertise. From writing assistants like Rytr to scheduling tools like Reclaim.ai, these accessible solutions streamline workflows and tackle repetitive tasks, making AI integration a game-changer for businesses and startups alike.
