Millions spent on humanoid robots depend on gig workers recording daily tasks, signaling a shift in AI training and work.

If you want a humanoid robot of your very own, here's the cheapest way to make that a reality. And it's actually a pretty good robot, too.

A humanoid robot known as Edward Warchocki was caught on video chasing a group of wild boars off a Warsaw street, creating a surreal moment that has quickly spread online.

The new model, called π0.7, represents what the company describes as an early but meaningful step toward the long-sought goal of a general-purpose robot brain.

Wild times we're living in, am I right? We've got super computers in our pockets, every piece of information we could think of at our fingertips, AI running rampant, cars that drive themselves (that's still a work in progress),

Swine and dash. Humanity may have found an unlikely solution to the scourge of wild pigs invading European cities — boar-herding bots. Bizarre footage shows the moment an AI-powered robot chased away a herd of wild pigs in Warsaw,

Ukraine captured a Russian position using only unmanned robots and drones, Zelenskyy says, calling it a first in the history of the war with Russia.

But the race wasn’t without hiccups - one robot fell flat at the start line while another bumped into a barrier.

Panther has been filmed doing basic household chores, like making the bed and cooking breakfast.