Author: Rinat Mirzaitov


  • Genesis AI Launches Humanoid Robotics Model and Dexterous Industrial Hand

    Genesis AI, a French robotics startup founded in 2025, unveiled a new robotics foundation model called GENE-26.5 alongside a highly dexterous humanoid robotic hand designed for industrial tasks. The announcement signals a broader shift in humanoid robotics commercialization toward vertically integrated platforms that combine physical manipulation hardware with AI-driven autonomy for enterprise automation. The company…

  • Tesla Eyes Shanghai as Hub for Humanoid Robot Manufacturing

    Tesla is considering adding humanoid robot production to its Shanghai Gigafactory, expanding the facility beyond electric vehicles and energy storage into AI robotics manufacturing. The move, reported by TechNode, highlights Tesla’s effort to leverage its most efficient production base to address one of the sector’s core bottlenecks: scaling humanoid robot output. The development matters because…

  • China Launches Humanoid Robot Production Line With 10,000 Unit Capacity

    China has launched an automated production line for humanoid robots in Guangdong with a stated annual capacity exceeding 10,000 units, according to Xinhua. The development signals a transition from prototype-stage systems toward industrial-scale manufacturing, a necessary step for broader enterprise deployment. However, key details around customers, pricing, and real-world use cases remain undisclosed. The production…

  • Vision for Humanoid Robotics Outlined at China’s Two Sessions

    A national vision for humanoid robotics development was outlined during China’s ongoing Two Sessions policy meetings, where Xiaomi founder Lei Jun described humanoid robots as a potential successor to major technology platforms such as computers, smartphones, and new energy vehicles. The remarks signal growing policy and industry alignment around embodied AI as a future driver…

  • AI Will Dramatically Expand Mass Surveillance Infrastructure

    The recent standoff between Anthropic and the U.S. Department of Defense over the use of AI for mass surveillance and autonomous weapons highlights a deeper structural shift already underway. Regardless of individual company guardrails, artificial intelligence is poised to dramatically expand the scale, speed, and intelligence of surveillance systems globally. The debate is no longer…

  • LLMs Are Not Ready for Fully Autonomous Weapons

    The current generation of large language models is fundamentally unsuited for deployment in fully autonomous weapons systems. Built to predict and generate text rather than perceive and act in complex physical environments, these systems lack the embodied intelligence, deterministic control, and safety validation required for lethal autonomy. Recent tensions between Anthropic and the U.S. Department…