Teaching robots to think like humans may be the next frontier for tech developers and researchers involved in the ongoing development of technologies such as AI and robotics.

BEIJING — While few people would associate inanimate objects such robots with having artistic capabilities, the ongoing 2017 World Robot Conference in Beijing is shedding light on their creative ...

Robots—machines that can be programmed to perform complex human tasks (or tasks that humans can’t or shouldn’t perform)—are becoming increasingly ubiquitous, and are showing up in more ...

The “Humans Need Not Apply” exhibition, which looks at machine learning, opens this week in Science Gallery Dublin ...

These eerie, self-aware robots can use AI to watch themselves in the mirror, allowing them to learn the same way that humans do.

As the human birth rate declines, humanoid robots could take up the slack and fill jobs that are vacant. But do we really need them?

Their innovative method centres on providing robots with complex instructions while minimising reliance on electricity, a strategy aimed at enhancing the cognitive abilities of robotic systems.

Humans are still far better at grasping and manipulating objects than even the best robot arms. At Kindred AI, people are helping the machines overcome that limitation—by becoming their pilots ...

The image that most of society has of robots is that of slaves -- creations that can be forced to do what humans want. This ebook, based on the latest ZDNet / TechRepublic special feature, looks ...

Robots can’t replace human intelligence, Amazon lead says Beloved Aussie cartoon Bluey distils the morals of robots’ impact on humanity, according to one of the world’s leading experts.