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'I spent 24 hours as a farmer - one food we should all eat, robots and chainsaw injury'

Mirror writer Nia Dalton spent a day shadowing Somerset farmer Josh Gay to see what he gets up to in 24 hours - from herding sheep to weighing cattle and eating with the seasons

Daily Mirror

This Robotic Exoskeleton Could Give You Superhuman Balance

Scientists created robotic boots that beat human reflexes and could help people avoid risky falls as they get older.

Inverse

Layoffs at Google parent company include robots that cleaned its cafeteria

No one, human or otherwise, is safe from cost-cutting.

Fortune

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Robot window washers are here to clean our skyscrapers

Robots are faster and safer than human window washers — and don't need lunch breaks.

Axios

E-skin developed to boost self-awareness in soft robots

The technology, developed at Edinburgh University, could let devices detect precise movements in the most sensitive surroundings

Insider UK

Almost 40% of domestic tasks could be done by robots ‘within decade’

Chores such as shopping likely to have most automation, while caring for young or old least likely to be affected, says report

The Guardian - UK

‘Atomic Heart’ Is Too Horny for Its Own Good

Open-world FPS 'Atomic Heart' serves up memorable combat, but is weighed down by horrendous writing.

Inverse

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Tony Mowbray explains Patrick Roberts Sunderland call as ex-Celtic boss makes 'not robots' claim

The former Celtic loanee has been one of the shining lights in recent times for the Black Cats and showed his class recently with a stunning solo goal winner against Reading.

Glasgow Live

Bernie Sanders sides with Bill Gates and says he wants to tax the robot that takes your job

“I don’t want to see the people on top simply be the only beneficiaries of this revolution in technology."

Fortune

War in Ukraine accelerates global drive toward killer robots

The U.S. military is intensifying its commitment to the development and use of autonomous weapons, as confirmed by an update to a Department of Defense directive. The update, released Jan. 25, 2023, is the first in a decade to focus on artificial intelligence autonomous weapons. It follows a related implementation…

The Conversation

Concern as UK minister confirms beef could be imported from Mexico

Farming groups say allowing high-carbon meat to enter UK could undermine domestic beef sector and harm environment

The Guardian - UK

Hello Tomorrow! on AppleTV+ review: can’t quite get off the ground

This jolly sci-fi series starring Billy Crudup has a bad case of wasted potential

Evening Standard

Strawberry-picking robots ease worker shortage during harvest at Tasmanian fruit farm

A northern Tasmanian strawberry farm has shipped out a fleet of 16 robots from the UK to help with picking amid ongoing labour shortages plaguing the horticulture industry.

ABC News

Matthew Moulding praises SoftBank after THG signs AutoStore Systems deal

SoftBank sold its entire stake in THG to Mr Moulding and Qatar Investment Authority, the country's sovereign wealth fund, in October 2022

Birmingham Post

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The Conversation

Faster-than-reflexes robo-boots boost balance

The Research Brief is a short take about interesting academic work.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Vibrating Pill, Ingestible Sensor: Mini Robots Tackle Gut Disorders

A pill that vibrates to relieve constipation, a sensor that can be tracked in the gut -- medical researchers are turning to tiny robots to treat or diagnose gastrointestinal disorders. "This is a very booming field," said Saransh Sharma, a doctoral student at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) involved…

Newsroom.co.nz

Coping with robots, pandemics and lay-offs

Covid has driven some changes to our relationship with the office, but recession may drive more, writes Jo Cribb

The Independent UK

Hope, robots and Billy Crudup power series 'Hello Tomorrow!'

Blink and you might miss it, but a man wearing a business suit and a jetpack casually blasts off in the first episode of the new series “Hello Tomorrow!”

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InsideEVs

See Tesla’s Berlin Factory In Detail, Including “Godzilla” The Robot

"Godzilla" is one of the largest industrial robots in the world Tesla wants to know it has one at its Berlin factory.

WEKU

Lasers, robots, and tiny electrodes are transforming treatment of severe epilepsy

For people with drug-resistant epilepsy, surgery used to be seen as a last resort. Now it's often the treatment of choice.

France 24

Japan greenlights use of delivery robots in bid to solve labour shortages

Starting in April, wide-eyed delivery robots will be allowed to use Japan's roads to deliver food and parcels. FRANCE 24's Solange Mougin explains how this could help the country's ageing workforce. But first, Disney cuts 7,000 jobs in a bid to make its streaming business profitable. Plus, Alphabet's stock tumbles…

Wales Online

Robots to perform hip and knee surgery in first Welsh clinical trial

The robotic trial will be tested within Hywel Dda University Health Board, which manages healthcare in Carmarthenshire, Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire

The Guardian - US

US experts warn AI likely to kill off jobs – and widen wealth inequality

Economists wary of firm predictions but say advances could create new raft of billionaires while other workers are laid off

The Denver Post

What to expect from the early stages of Broncos’ new Sean Payton-Russell Wilson partnership: “Robots can’t play quarterback”

Sean Payton’s got a long to-do list as he gets settled into his new Denver digs.

Motorsport

Horner: F1 drivers shouldn’t be “robots” amid ban on political statements

Red Bull Racing boss Christian Horner has cautioned that Formula 1 drivers should not be a “load of robots” in the wake of the FIA’s new restrictions on making statements.

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