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Beyond Humanoids: China's Industrial Robotics Surge Gets Less Attention Than Its Bipedal Stars

China's humanoid robots have become the public face of the country's robotics ambitions, drawing attention at trade shows and in media coverage worldwide. However, industry observers are pointing to a broader, less publicized transformation unfolding across Chinese factories, warehouses, and service environments. This quieter revolution involves

NATO’s Next Supply-Chain Vulnerability Has No Factory Floor

The Invisible Supply Chain Traditional NATO supply chain security focused on physical components—microelectronics, rare earth minerals, manufacturing capacity. But a new analysis highlights a shift: the next major vulnerability sits not on any factory floor, but in the intangible layers of artificial intelligence. Intellectual Infrastructure at Risk AI supply

UN Warns AI Risks Perpetuating Discrimination Without Deliberate Intervention

UN Deputy Secretary-General Issues Warning on AI and Discrimination At the AI and Human Development Regional Convening, the United Nations Deputy Secretary-General delivered a stark warning about the potential for artificial intelligence to perpetuate and amplify existing forms of discrimination. The Deputy Secretary-General emphasized that without deliberate and proactive correction

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SEC Launches Probe into Star AI Hedge Fund Following Near-Collapse

The Securities and Exchange Commission is examining Star AI, a prominent artificial intelligence hedge fund that recently faced a near-collapse, according to regulatory sources. The fund, which had generated considerable buzz on Wall Street, is now the subject of federal subpoenas as part of an SEC investigation. The rapid shift

Stanford Study Reveals Entry-Level Jobs Bear the Brunt of AI Disruption

A new Stanford study is providing quantitative evidence for what many job seekers have suspected: AI is hitting entry-level positions hardest. According to the research, young employment in fields most susceptible to AI disruption has dropped by 19% compared to occupations that have proven more resistant to automation. The findings

AI Identifies Six Methods for 3D Printing Rocket-Grade Alloys on Commercial Printers

The Challenge of Printing High-Performance Alloys Rocket engines and other high-stress aerospace components demand materials that can withstand extreme temperatures, pressures, and corrosive environments. Historically, this has meant using nickel-based superalloys—such as Inconel—that are notoriously difficult to process. Producing these alloys via additive manufacturing typically required bespoke industrial

WAICO and the Struggle to Shape the Global AI Order

The Emerging Battle Over AI Governance As artificial intelligence capabilities advance rapidly across the globe, international actors are increasingly vying to shape the rules, standards, and norms that will govern this transformative technology. At the center of these efforts is a complex web of competing visions for how AI should